The Columbia Spectator has a web graphic titled, “Timeline of Bias at Columbia.” Except, most of the incidents they list are not actual bias incidents. I’ve cut and paste the summaries from the graphic below:

February 2004: Columbia student humor publication The Fed prints a satirical cartoon for Black History Month which says that blacks were created by white people in the 1700s as a form of cheap labor, and describes blacks as a “threatening” presence who want to “kill Whitey!”
February 2004: The Columbia College Conservative Club holds a bake sale demonstrating against affirmative action in which underrepresented minorities pay less for baked goods while white, Jewish, and male students pay more.
February 2004: In response to the bake sale and Fed cartoon, students of color dress in black for a week, wearing signs saying “I am being silenced.”
September 2004: News spreads quickly of Columbia Unbecoming, a documentary film shot by Boston-based pro-Israel organization The David Project, in which Jewish students say they were intimidated by pro-Palestinian professors in the Middle East and Asian Languages and Cultures department.
December 2005: Two Columbia students scrawl racist, homophobic, and anti-Semitic graffiti on the door of a Ruggles suite, provoking an outcry among students.
October 2006: Students rush the stage when Jim Gilchrist speaks on campus. Some accuse the University of racism because of the resulting punishment, while others say the response was too light
September 2007: Students protest as Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who has denied the Holocaust and overseen human rights abuses of women and homosexuals, speaks on campus.
September 2007: Racist and Islamophobic graffiti is discovered in the stall of a bathroom in the International Affairs Building.
Yesterday: A noose is posted on the office door of Teachers College Professor Madonna Constantine, who is black. Details are still pending.

The Fed’s satire, The Conservative club’s political speech, Jim Gilchrist and the invitation of A-Jad to Columbia are not bias incidents. It’s like any thought or idea that is controversial has become a “bias” issue. Ridiculous.