- Channel 10 News: College Instructor Place on Leave: "This Is Union Busting" (includes video of Phil Lopez interview)
- Inside Higher Ed: Can Free Speech Be Furloughed? and More Anger After College Statement on Suspension of 4 Profs
- The Chronicle of Higher Education: Professors Suspended After a Protest May also Face Criminal Charges
- Dissent the Blog: Curious Suspensions
- The Writer's Washroom: Southwestern College Students Protest Class Cuts (And What the Administration Did Afterward)
- KPBS: Four Southwestern College Professors Suspended
- San Diego Union-Tribune: 4 Faculty at College Suspended After Rally
Numerous other sites, like The Center for Campus Free Speech and Student Activism, are also reposting articles and getting the word out.
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The Cener For Campus Free Speech exists to provide support to students and faculty facing attacks on their free speech and academic freedom.
ReplyDeleteI am very interested in speaking with any interested students or faculty about how we could be of assistance.
You can contact me at adam@campusspeech.org
This is from Southwestern College's website bio on Chopra. Does it mean he never taught in the the United States?
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Why would you hire someone with no teaching experience in the United States to run a college in the United States?