“Instead of providing moral clarity in a time of war,” writes Cinnamon Stillwell at The American Thinker, “too many academics busy themselves inventing strategies to get along peaceably with genocidal terrorist groups and the governments that aid and abet them.” Stillwell critiques three such inventive professors of Middle East studies: the University of Minnesota’s William O. Beeman; Boston University’s Augustus Richard Norton; and Harvard University’s Sara Roy.