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Columbia University's dining hall menu listed "October 7th" next to "blush sauce" on the third anniversary of the Hamas attack, sparking immediate backlash.
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The story uses definitive language to describe the contents of a campus menu and the subsequent public reaction. It attributes the details to the university's dining documentation.
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