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Lander College for Men

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “created as an antidote to yeshiva university”. Today it says “private men's division of touro university system located in kew gardens hills”.
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The opening as it read in 2005

Lander College was created as an antidote to Yeshiva University . Rabbi's Abba Bronspiegal and Yehuda Parnes Shlita left YU to create a right wing version of YU. As opposed to espousing a thesis of Torah Umadda ( Torah and General Knowledge/Science) the Lander College proposes a philosophy of Torah Uparnassa ( Torah and Livelihood).1

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Today
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “created as an antidote to yeshiva university”. Today it says “private men's division of touro university system located in kew gardens hills”. Read the current article and compare.
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Then

created as an antidote to yeshiva university

Now

private men's division of touro university system located in kew gardens hills

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