Harvard Law School students organized a 'Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon' to edit the pages of Big Law firms that criticized anti-Semitic protests at the school. One student, Aashna Avachat, targeted two firms that criticized anti-Semitism at Harvard, changing the term 'antisemitic incidents' to 'pro-Palestine protests' and rewording references to incidents targeting Jewish students. The event raises concerns about alienating law firms that recruit heavily at Harvard. In a separate incident, Nicholas Payton, chair of Berklee College of Music's brass department, has a history of posting anti-Semitic claims, including blaming Jews for slavery and accusing them of controlling the media and entertainment industry.