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Academic Free Speech To Be Monitored If It Is Anti-Colonialist
The website http://www.campus-watch.org is using college students to snitch on professors educating students on the evils and horror of colonialism and foreign occupation. This is similar to our federal governments TIPS program. Modern day McCarthyism has arrived. Watch the website for a "Professor Blacklist" It may be used to alert pro-Israeli Occupation protesters. See link below
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Academic Free Speech To Be Monitored If It Is Anti-Colonialist
by Wall Street Journal • Thursday September 19, 2002 at 02:52 AM
The website http://www.campus-watch.org is using college students to snitch on professors educating students on the evils and horror of colonialism and foreign occupation. This is similar to our federal governments TIPS program. Modern day McCarthyism has arrived. Watch the website for a "Professor Blacklist" This includes the University of North Carolina. See link below
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Wednesday September 18, 4:05 AM
Pro-Israel Web Site To Monitor Views Of US Academia
By Daniel Golden
Of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--A pro-Israel think tank plans to start an Internet site Wednesday to monitor the attitudes of American professors and universities toward Islamic fundamentalism and the Arab-Israeli conflict.
To be launched by the Philadelphia-based Middle East Forum, http://www.campus-watch.org will maintain what it calls "dossiers" on professors and academic institutions and collect information from students regarding their teachers' political opinions.
Forum director Daniel Pipes, and Martin Kramer, editor of the forum's Middle East Quarterly, have been prominent critics of Middle East studies as taught in U.S. universities. They contend that many academics in the field are overly sympathetic to Islamic fundamentalism and underestimated the threat of terrorism prior to Sept. 11, 2001.
Institutions the site will focus on include the University of North Carolina, where freshmen this year were required to read passages from the Koran, and Harvard University, where a Muslim-American student delivered a commencement address originally titled, "My American Jihad."
Academic Free Speech To Be Monitored If It Is Anti-Colonialist
by Wall Street Journal • Thursday September 19, 2002 at 02:52 AM
The website http://www.campus-watch.org is using college students to snitch on professors educating students on the evils and horror of colonialism and foreign occupation. This is similar to our federal governments TIPS program. Modern day McCarthyism has arrived. Watch the website for a "Professor Blacklist" This includes the University of North Carolina. See link below
gun_pointed_at_children.jpg, JPG image, 320x229
Wednesday September 18, 4:05 AM
Pro-Israel Web Site To Monitor Views Of US Academia
By Daniel Golden
Of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--A pro-Israel think tank plans to start an Internet site Wednesday to monitor the attitudes of American professors and universities toward Islamic fundamentalism and the Arab-Israeli conflict.
To be launched by the Philadelphia-based Middle East Forum, http://www.campus-watch.org will maintain what it calls "dossiers" on professors and academic institutions and collect information from students regarding their teachers' political opinions.
Forum director Daniel Pipes, and Martin Kramer, editor of the forum's Middle East Quarterly, have been prominent critics of Middle East studies as taught in U.S. universities. They contend that many academics in the field are overly sympathetic to Islamic fundamentalism and underestimated the threat of terrorism prior to Sept. 11, 2001.
Institutions the site will focus on include the University of North Carolina, where freshmen this year were required to read passages from the Koran, and Harvard University, where a Muslim-American student delivered a commencement address originally titled, "My American Jihad."
For more information:
http://www.campus-watch.org
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