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ping to post #25 & article

[shouldn’t be hard to figure out who the highest tenured faculty member is; wonder why he is just coming forward now...and so thinly disguised.]
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I spent some time with the highest tenured faculty member at Chicago Law a few months back, and he did not have many nice things to say about “Barry.” Obama applied for a position as an adjunct and wasn’t even considered.


39 posted on 03/30/2010 9:19:55 AM PDT by thouworm
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Chicago Law School faculty hated Obama

. . . . Article, and # 25 , # 39.

[Thanks thouworm.]

65 posted on 03/30/2010 11:52:05 AM PDT by LucyT
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I am reminded of the story told by the postman (will try to find the link) who told the story that he met zero outside the home of Ayres Snr in Hyde Park, and zero telling him that he was on his way to thank Ayres for something...the postman calculated that zero was in his early twenties at the time.

Obama apparently was at the University until 1992, IIRC.

Charles T Payne, Madelyn’s brother, was Deputy Director of the Library at the University of Chicago from the sixties until he retired in the 90’s. Charles T Payne also lived in Hyde Park.


84 posted on 03/30/2010 2:52:49 PM PDT by Fred Nerks (fair dinkum!)
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Barack Obama’s Visit to the Other Ayers House
KING HARVEST ^ | SEPTEMBER 25, 2009 | by STEPHEN DIAMOND

Posted on Thursday, October 29, 2009 10:54:26 PM by Jet Jaguar

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2373561/posts

excerpt:

Hulton recalls that Obama said hello and introduced himself and stopped to chat with him in front of the Ayers house. “I recall that his ears stuck out a little bit. He was more gaunt then than he appears now. His name was an unusual one and when I saw his photo during the campaign it brought back my memory of the event,” Hulton said.

Mr. Obama explained that he had taken the train out from Chicago to visit the Ayers’ in order to thank them for their help with his “education.” At this time, Mr. Obama had recently graduated from Columbia and would soon enter Harvard Law School. Hulton and Obama “spoke for a few minutes, first chatting about the Ayers family,” Hulton said. Hulton said he did not learn whether the help Obama received from the Ayers’ was financial or in some other form.


It’s a fascinating story...

...Mrs. Ayers told Hulton that she and her husband had been in contact with their son Bill and Bernardine while they were underground using “code” to communicate. “They had ‘ways to communicate’ she told me,” Hulton said. Hulton encountered Dohrn three or four times during his time as the Ayers’ letter carrier because he had to confirm that she lived there and secure her signature for certified mail deliveries to her at the Glen Ellyn home. Hulton said Dohrn was never friendly with him but rather “was a sourpuss, she never smiled.” ...


87 posted on 03/30/2010 3:23:11 PM PDT by Fred Nerks (fair dinkum!)
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To: thouworm; BP2; LucyT
I spent some time with the highest tenured faculty member at Chicago Law a few months back, and he did not have many nice things to say about “Barry.” Obama applied for a position as an adjunct and wasn’t even considered.

No published law review articles. Check.

No federal judicial clerkship. Check.

No distinguished time in private law practice. Check.

Yeah, BO was an amazing faculty candidate. Not.

100 posted on 03/30/2010 6:40:18 PM PDT by thecodont
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