 Three deans at Columbia have lost their jobs over what the university is calling disturbing texts that touched on anti-Semitic tropes. As NPR's Toby Smith explains, the texts among the three mocked and disparaged complaints of anti-Semitism on campus. The dean of student life, associate dean for student and family support, and a vice dean have been on leave since June when their texts became public. They mocked Jewish students who felt unsafe on campus, saying it was hard to hear given what they called Jews' privilege and their money.