By Beth Stebner UPDATED: 06:13 EST, 9 December 2011 A conservative Jewish university in the heart of New York is in uproar after one of the school’s four student newspapers published a first-hand account of an Orthodox woman’s one-night stand. In reaction to the piece, the student council of Yeshiva University pulled funding from The Beacon after the online paper refused to remove it from its website, sparking a campus-wide debate on censorship. The column, called How Do I Even Begin To Explain This, was written by an anonymous 20-year-old Orthodox modern Jewish woman who writes in detail about her one-time Manhattan dalliance
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Essay written by anonymous 20-year-old Orthodox Yeshiva University student; depicts one night stand
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Beacon editors met with YU administrators, who pulled $500/semester funding
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