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Acting Columbia University President Claire Shipman has apologized for texts she sent last year criticizing a Jewish member of the school board of trustees.

Columbia faced intense pressure from the federal government to address allegations of discrimination by some Jewish and Israeli students.

The things I said in a moment of frustration and stress were wrong. They do not reflect how I feel,” Shipman said.