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The story about AU is true. How do I know? Because this is Greg and I'm the one that wrote the letter to Mr. Duke. As I had written, I have pages and pages of documents from various officials at the university proving what happened. There was not one office or official at AU - all the way up to the President's Office - who was not aware of what was going on. However, not one person was willing to do anything other than the Director of the London Program who still has my sincerest thanks. During the entire time and to this day, I've never denied what I said and always stressed my roommate and I were just fighting. Of course, I also have that in writing from my roommate. Did it matter? Absolutely not. The university had its own racist agenda as demonstrated through the actions/inactions of the various officials. To demonstrate that agenda, the Director of Judicial Affairs who was a black woman who needed to approve the filing of the charges in the first place left American to work for a school in Connecticut in a role to assist foreign professors to get their HB-1 visas. She was also one of the top immigration attorneys in the state. From there, she is now working at a school in Virginia in their Equity and Diversity Office. So, I find it very interesting that she has made a very successful career working on the behalf of foreigners.