Chicago student paper published anti-Semitic cartoon 

A student newspaper at the University of Illinois has apologized for an anti-Semitic cartoon. In the strip published in the "Daily Illini", a student says he wants to tell a “Jew joke” but decides not to because he doesn’t want “Isiah down at the bank to beat me with his nose,” according to a Chicago newspaper. The cartoonist, Matt Vroom, along with the editor who approved the strip, were both suspended. In the apology, the paper’s editor told the Sun-Times that even though Vroom “did not intend for the comic to degrade Jewish people or Judaism, we understand that the content was offensive to those concerned.”