EMAIL REVEALS UNIV Of Pittsburgh Telling Professors To Give Students “Extra Credit” For Protesting Trump [VIDEO]Just imagine how many brilliant young American minds could benefit from their education if their teachers and professors put as much effort into actually teaching their students as they do indoctrinating them with their liberal web of mistruths and distortions An email encouraging extra credit for student participation at a liberal protest has prompted a conservative backlash at the University of Pittsburgh and an explanation from school officials.The email, sent out by a Student Services Specialist with the university s School of Social Work, was first made public by the university s Pitt Maverick newspaper on Thursday.Watch:The University of Pittsburgh is giving extra credit to students who attend an anti-trump protest! pic.twitter.com/Cyz2ZPn5Sa  FOX & friends (@foxandfriends) November 23, 2016In the email, the administrator urges students and faculty to sign up for  A People s Agenda for Change: National Day of Action  rally slated for downtown Pittsburgh on Nov. 29. The email incorrectly contained the suggestion that  extra credit  be offered for attendance,  Miksch wrote.  The school does not allow this practice. That language was to have been removed from the communication before it was sent, but was not. The controversy comes at a politically sensitive time for the University of Pittsburgh and academic institutions across the nation. This as protests, arrests and even accusations of hate crimes continue to roil campuses on the heels of president-elect Donald Trump s victory.On Thursday, 2 were arrested when a Pitt protest aimed at Trump and other social issues saw clashes between the demonstrators and police.   PennLive left-news
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: EMAIL REVEALS UNIV Of Pittsburgh Telling Professors To Give Students “Extra Credit” For Protesting Trump [VIDEO]Just imagine how many brilliant young American minds could benefit from their education if their teachers and professors put as much effort into actually teaching their students as they do indoctrinating them with their liberal web of mistruths and distortions An email encouraging extra credit for student participation at a liberal protest has prompted a conservative backlash at the University of Pittsburgh and an explanation from school officials.The email, sent out by a Student Services Specialist with the university s School of Social Work, was first made public by the university s Pitt Maverick newspaper on Thursday.Watch:The University of Pittsburgh is giving extra credit to students who attend an anti-trump protest! pic.twitter.com/Cyz2ZPn5Sa  FOX & friends (@foxandfriends) November 23, 2016In the email, the administrator urges students and faculty to sign up for  A People s Agenda for Change: National Day of Action  rally slated for downtown Pittsburgh on Nov. 29. The email incorrectly contained the suggestion that  extra credit  be offered for attendance,  Miksch wrote.  The school does not allow this practice. That language was to have been removed from the communication before it was sent, but was not. The controversy comes at a politically sensitive time for the University of Pittsburgh and academic institutions across the nation. This as protests, arrests and even accusations of hate crimes continue to roil campuses on the heels of president-elect Donald Trump s victory.On Thursday, 2 were arrested when a Pitt protest aimed at Trump and other social issues saw clashes between the demonstrators and police.   PennLive left-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: email reveals univ of pittsburgh telling professors to give students extra credit for protesting trump video just imagine many brilliant young american minds could benefit education teachers professors put much effort actually teaching students indoctrinating liberal web mistrust distortions an email encouraging extra credit student participation liberal protest prompted conservative backlash university pittsburgh explanation school email sent student services specialist university school social work first made public university pitt maverick newspaper the university pittsburgh giving extra credit students attend protest fox friends foxandfriends november email administrator urges students faculty sign a people agenda change national day action rally slated downtown pittsburgh the email incorrectly contained suggestion extra credit offered attendance misc wrote the school allow practice that language removed communication sent the controversy comes politically sensitive time university pittsburgh academic institutions across nation this protests arrests even accusations hate crimes continue oil campuses heels donald trump thursday arrested pitt protest aimed trump social issues saw clashes demonstrators police pennlive