egregious breach of his rights. |
He's obviously an expert, never having been in school as near as I can tell. |
I am not surprised. Since the first semester I taught at the University of Colorado, you'll find that's consistent. I had one bad semester last spring semester, primarily as a result of being absolutely inundated with press. We had reporters sitting in the classroom. |
I interpreted data differently. ... Truth is the best defense. I'm not concerned in the least. |
I'm not going to prove the system works, because the proof of the fact the system didn't work is the fact that he was charged. |
I'm not playing any more investigation games. I'm not going to talk to them. |
I'm quite encouraged by the results and at this point do not know whether an actual investigation will be convened and if so, with regard to which specific allegations, |
If U.S. foreign policy results in massive death and destruction abroad, we cannot feign innocence when some of that destruction is returned. |
It can be taken as that `we're not functioning as boards of racial purity with a board of white guys that sit around and decide who's an Indian and who's not.' |
It's much more elegant and sophisticated to pretend it had to do with a violation of academic standards. |
It's not necessary that I be there right now. If I were to show up and pull out a statement, then it would be all about me, and I'm not the issue. Columbus Day is the issue. |
My comments are reserved for reputable journalists. |
There is no consensus, there is no homogeneity, there is no truth. |
There's always merit to having a debate. That is the point of the whole (educational) process, putting out opposing viewpoints. |
There's no basis to proceed, |