Posted on 02/12/2010 2:46:58 PM PST by halo66
Maybe so. It's possible that "rednecks" had a majority vote on the tenure decision.
But for whatever it's worth, the three murder victims were definitely not your typical north Alabama rednecks. In fact, they all were "persons of color" -- as you may see via the following link:
“...she was toast, and went postal after being denied tenure.”
Much more of this, and we can add ‘going post-grad’ to the glossary of terms.
Tuned into the news conference on a local channel a few minutes late and said the gun held up to 16 shots. Missed hearing what she used or if she had extra clips.
In another report, read where her neighbors had seen her and her husband leaving their home around 3:00 and saw duffel bags on the ground near the car like they were getting ready to leave on a trip.
Very sad. Also, they won’t say the name yet but that some in the room tried to grab the gun and perhaps saved additional lives. They said a “her” so will be interesting to learn of the heroic stories that happened in that awful room and such a horrifying murder.
Bad government, yes.
Very interesting to see this is not the first time she has murdered. What’s up with those records disappearing?
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,585781,00.html
People kill People, not the gun. What a shame that someone can actually take another person’s life. Our Lord is coming soon.
More Info on the cover-up Read the link:
http://www.boston.com/news/local/breaking_news/2010/02/statement_from_32.html
Color or ethnicity means nothing to Leftists-—it’s about arrogance of ideology and a sense of a sense of superiority over others.
They kill their brothers too when they diasgree with them:
Seth Bishop
“As a rough rule, one publication per year is about average.”
That is a good rule of thumb for many business fields. If you are at an intensive research university, those publications would need to be in the handful of journals with 5% acceptance rates. That is one paper published for every 20 that are submitted and reviewd for consideration by the journal. This varies by field. If you are in chemistry, in contrast, good journal acceptance rates are much higher (I am told). Therefore, the publication record should look different. In most business fields with which I am roughly familiar, if you publish one article per year, you are doing fine. The time required to initiate a research project and see the first report in print is about 5-6 years. A new “on probation” (not yet tenured) professor would keep very busy writing journal papers. Different rules apply for accounting, poetry, music, and fine arts professors.
As an aside, has anyone ever seen a publication by BH Obama in any law journal? How many? What is his area of expertise? Anyone?
I found our dear leader’s vita. He lists expertise as Marxism, racial preferences, community organizing, political corruption, teleprompter reading, confiscation of wealth and income (redundant with Marxism), radical environmentalism (the new Marxims), unilateral disarmament, Bush hating and blaming, and bowing.
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