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May 31, 2006
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Louisiana State University shows the world that it is more interested in federal funding than scholarship and reality. Ivor van Heerden is to be praised for speaking out about defects he has reason to argue led to the collapse of the World Trade Center; LSU, on the other hand, shows a decided mean-spiritedness and high-handed attempt to silence anyone that threatens its greedy grasp.
Arthur Ide, PhD, at 11:25 am EDT on May 31, 2006
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One warning on the Summers story: it shows the classic signs of a slanted argument. Typical statement: “The full story is more complicated. Larry Summers was determined to disenfranchise the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and amass power in his office—in himself.”
Douglas Lewis, at 10:45 am EDT on May 31, 2006