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There likely will be no SWAT teams on the roof of OISE (Ontario Institute for the Study of Education) when the controversial Ward Churchill delivers his address there tomorrow. In fact, the controversial Professor of Ethnic Studies at the University of Colorado and former Director of the American Indian Movement in Colorado, seems to draw more yawns than protests when he’s headed for Canadian soil. The man who called 9/11 victims "little Eichmanns", commands $5,000 plus expenses out on the speakers tour.

Rally draws hundreds for Ward Churchill By Thomas Coghlan, News Assistant March 28, 2005 EWU's community rally March 10in support of controversial speakerWard Churchill's appearance April 5.(Photos by Tom Peacock/Easterner) Over 300 students and faculty gathered in the Mall on March 10 to attend the rally in support of Ward Churchill and academic free speech. Martha Toolie, a Native American Student Association member said, “I invite every single one of you to our April 5 keynote speaking address that will be delivered by Mr. Ward Churchill. We are brining him here, and I encourage every one of you, if you...

Just announced on KOA 850 am radio news by Gloria Neal... a live 5pm ET news conference by CU Chancelor Phil DiStefano to announce the fate of Ward Churchill. It will be carried live on their website. (Click on Listen Live link on the left side of the page) http://www.850koa.com/ === Also KCNC News 4 Colorado is planning to carry the news conference via live web stream if their satelite truck gets setup in time at: http://www.news4colorado.com/ Not exactly sure where the link will be posted on their page.

Report: CU May Offer Churchill Early Retirement 200 CU Teachers Ask That Inquiry Into Churchill Be Dropped POSTED: 3:49 pm MST February 26, 2005 UPDATED: 4:58 pm MST February 26, 2005 BOULDER, Colo. -- Officials with the University of Colorado are reportedly considering offering controversial professor Ward Churchill an early retirement package.The Denver Post reports the deal is in the very early stages.A three person panel is scheduled to deliver a report on Churchill's tenure. Churchill became the center of a national uproar after people started reading one of his essays, comparing some victims of the Sept. 11, 2001,...