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January 2005 Newsletter

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  • Women make gains in Ganada research chairs following uproar over gender disparity, by Karen Birchard
  • Preferences aren't necessary,by Linda Chavez
  • High bias: it's time to bring some intellectual diversity to America's colleges and universities, by John Fund
  • Propaganda in the classroom, by Barbara Kay
  • SAFS letter to president and vice chancellor Frederick H. Lovy, Concordia University
  • President Frederick Lowy's response to SAFS
  • ELMASRY CASE:
    1. Israelis legitimate targets, Canadian Muslim says: by Marina Jimenez
    2. Commentary regarding Elmasry at University of Waterloo, by Jan Narveson
    3. Expect Elmasry to get away with Outrage, Rory Leishman
    4. University decides not to discipline Elmasry, by Nicholas Kohler
    5. UNH student allowed to return to dorm, by Brian Dekoning
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  • UQAM goes the way of Concordia - Editorial
  • Principled protection of university autonomy through punishment versus Concordia University's cowardly concerns over safety and culture-of-comfort complaints, by John Furedy
  • UNH student allowed to return to dorm, by Brian Dekoning
  • APA symposium on IRBS: protecting science and academic freedom from institutional review boards, by Kurt Salzinger

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