On the subject of the convergence between antisemitism and anti-Zionism, the report suggests that Beinart "failed to some extent to understand that the language being used at Vassar and other campuses goes beyond anti-Zionist rhetoric and crosses quickly in antisemitism."
The attending alum indicated that students in conversation after the event wished to convey the following message:
they feel they are happy and able to be Jews at Vassar and that the BDS movement is not limiting their voice or their ability to represent their causes; that the BDS movement is a big concern to them but they are addressing it and working to combat the referendum; that there is a concern about the Jewish Studies Department where there is a strong anti-Israel bias that is in some sense driving the BDS movement on campus; that the Puar speech did create angst and concern within the Jewish community; and they would like to see more alumni engaged in personal dialogue with them on the campus.According to the report, President Hill and a number of faculty members attended the event.
Those who are on Vassar4Israel's Facebook page can read the full report here
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1514369945533366/permalink/1518862288417465/
For a comprehensive analysis of the response to Beinart's book, see:
http://nymag.com/news/features/peter-beinart-2012-6/