[Travis McGee]

“The Weather Underground took credit for Vietnam War-era protests that included nonfatal explosions targeting the Pentagon and U.S. Capitol.”

What about the U. Wisconsin physics building, where a prof was killed by a bomb?

[grey_whiskers]

I remember that being mentioned when I interviewed there for grad school...

Cheers!

[GLH3IL]

There you go with facts again, jussssssst ssssstop it!!! We all know Bush/Cheney are to blame for that explosion. /sarcasm off

[xkaydet65]

They also fail to mention the Greenwich Village townhouse bombing that killed two of the WU terrorists. That bomb was designed by Ayers, was filled with nails and was destined for the Fort Dix officers club. Poor research, SF Chronicle.

[Chet 99]

What about the U. Wisconsin physics building, where a prof was killed by a bomb?

They did it, but didn't take credit.

[ncfool]

Don't forget Rezko and Rashid Khalidi. Seems Rezko funded his professorship at University of Chicago. How about that! Michelle was there as the scool's Associate Dean of Student Services

Talat Othman, one of the chief donors and organizing forces behind the lectureship, spoke of the significance of the award for speakers of Arabic outside academia. With his fellow donors Antoin Rezko, Albert Joseph and Jamal Alwattar listening, Othman explained that the Arab-American community is entering a more settled stage where “they feel comfortable contributing, more than ever, to society.





http://chronicle.uchicago.edu/020509/ibnrushd.shtml