In a victory for intellectual freedom, Tatiana Menaker’s expulsion from San Francisco State University has been reversed. She was expelled from school after protesting the same Marxist and Anti-Semitic attitude she escaped the USSR from in 1986. You can read her editorial about the anti-Americanism she encountered in academia, and an account of her story at the Students for Academic Freedom website.
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San Francisco State has just decided to close its Engineering School in order to save money. Not its women’s studies, nor its black studies, nor its homosexual/transgendered or otherwise non-gendered studies, nor its underwater basket-weaving studies, nor any other program that does anything other than to teach future whining activists. This woman deserves better than such a “school.” At least she’s thrown a a small beam of light onto that pretentious mob.
Comment by oldsalt — 4/9/2004 @ 4:16 am