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Friday, January 20, 2006

 

Expose ‘radical’ UCLA teacher, get $100

`An alumni group dedicated to “exposing the most radical professors” at the University of California at Los Angeles is offering to pay students $100 to record classroom lectures of suspect faculty. [..]

News of the campaign prompted former Republican congressman James Rogan, who helped lead impeachment proceedings against former President Bill Clinton in the U.S. House of Representatives, to resign from the group’s advisory board. [..]

At least two other members of the group’s advisory board, which consists of more than 20 individuals, also have quit over the group’s efforts to have students record their professors.’




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