[wildwood]

President Jeffrey S. Lehman '77 declined to comment on the controversy. "I don't really know anything

these people are awfully stupid for being so highly touted as educators.

[OldFriend]

Not stupid at all. Simply defending their own if it protects the leftists from the law.

Pathetic but typical of the so called elitists in academia.

[No Surrender No Retreat]

It's a commie thing and Real Americans do understand. My fellow freepers, does anyone have any update info on the Berger fiasco? Bush/Cheney 2004

[Behind Liberal Lines]

Linda Grace-Kobas, director of the Cornell News Service [said] "He has not been charged...It's far too soon to make any judgments, but we know Mr. Berger as a highly respected public official

Contrast the rush to defend liberal Berger with Cornell's deafening silence towards the attacks on "Neocon" Paul Wolfowitz, also a CU alum.

...many seem supportive of Berger, who has maintained ties to his alma mater, visiting the campus as an Olin Lecturer in June 2003. He is also scheduled to give a lecture this coming year as part of Cornell's Mock Election events, which will be co-sponsored by The Sun...."I would expect to see him back at Cornell at some point," said Linda Grace-Kobas, director of the Cornell News Service. "We know Mr. Berger as a highly respected public official and he has a lot of friends at Cornell."

Ithaca is the City of Evil.