[CHARLITE]

""The patients are in charge of the asylum," Harvey said. "The people who hired him with tenure and gave him his chairmanship will decide if he should be fired for a lack of performance."

Yep........and the gargoyles have taken over the cathedrals in America, too.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

No conservative alumni should contribute to CU. Hit them where they really feel it.

[Buck W.]

Employers should seriously question the value of a CU degree.

[freespirited]

There is a distinction, Rosse said, between supporting Churchill's freedom of speech and deciding whether he stole or misrepresented other people's work.

The faculty who took out the ad demanded a complete cessation of the investigation into Churchill--all allegations, on grounds that it was politically motivated. So any committee member who signed the ad clearly has a conflict of interest because he has already taken a position and put up his own funds to publicize it.

[wai-ming]

I don't understand why they are having such a hard time firing this guy.

Whenever I take a job, I sign an agreement that says in effect that "if I am found to have given false information in order to get this position," it is "grounds for dismissal."

You'd think that a university would have brains enough to make their hirees sign such documents as a condition of employment.

Seems like UC was more concerned about PC than AC (academic creditials).

[Stormcrow]