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Ward Churchill joins Facebook

December 22, 2008

"The fake-Indian ex-professor is a happenin' dude, ain't he? I actually joined the wretched thing myself to see his profile, but it turns out I have to be his "friend" too, and I can't bring myself to do it. He'd probably (poorly stifled sob) turn me down, anyway. It also looks like it might be a Wart Churchill Stolidarity Network production, and certainly Tommy "Tater Trot" Mayer wouldn't let me on.

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CU's Benson Wrong on Tenure

FTS Opinion

December 16, 2008

In Monday's Rocky Mountain News, University of Colorado President Bruce Benson defends tenure at his institution as a seven-year process that includes "great expectations for faculty members who want to keep it." We wish we could believe him.

Where in the world is Betsy Hoffman?

December 2, 2008

Betsy Hoffman

Whatever happened to former University of Colorado President Betsy Hoffman?

After resigning in March 2005 amid seemingly endless turmoil - including CU's nationally watched football recruiting scandal, CU Professor Ward Churchill calling Sept. 11th victims “little Eichmanns,” and her embarassing state legislative testimony where she described a derogatory reference to the female body as a "term of endearment", Hoffman fell off Colorado's political radar.

Ward Churchill heads to Canada for Native Awareness Day

November 17, 2008

"In Canada again, where they seem to have more tolerance not only for "diversity," but for frauds as well. The Daily Gleaner:

St. Thomas University's native student council hopes to attract a crowd on the campus for Native Awareness Days.

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FTS Humor: Barack, Biden, barbeque, and beauty queens

Face The State Humor

September 5, 2008

By Andrew Ripemoff

With their candidate ascending into the heavens, the DNC concluded religious services last week. The Greek Temple has been dismantled. The temporary holding cells have been moved. Mark Warner’s speech is almost over.