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After Battle, Barnard Professor Given Tenure

Submitted by Barbara S. Dobbin, Nov 2, 2007 17:50

Columbia, like many other colleges and Universities in America, takes lots of money from the Saudis and have done so for many decades. Consequently, the bias on campus is definitely pro-Palistinian.

Furthermore, the money many alumni give the school does not add up to the amount of the above noted donations by the Saudis and the other Arab Islamists. (Note: Edward Said was a leading professor with anit-Israel bias for years!).

The bias on campus is well-known. Just check out the work done by Charles Jacobs and The David Project, which reveals anti-semitism and anti-Israel bias on college campuses.


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Kattey 

Nov 3, 2007 17:50

I think there are other reasons rather than tenure that played a role in her getting tenure at Barnard. You... [MORE]

Kattey 

Nov 3, 2007 10:59

Ms. Abu El-Haj, the archeology professor at Columbia University, just given tenure, has as her thesis that Jews are creating... [MORE]

Lawrence Kuznick 

Nov 3, 2007 07:46

Columbia, like many other colleges and Universities in America, takes lots of money from the Saudis and have done so...

Barbara S. Dobbin 

Nov 2, 2007 17:50

Very good news indeed. She has been persecuted like a witch from the 17th century. Altough she did not do... [MORE]

Niels Peter Lemche 

Nov 2, 2007 07:38

My congratulations to Columbia University! The Sun's implicit bias here against Professor Nadia is not really so implicit. I am a... [MORE]

Anon 

Nov 2, 2007 01:24

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