Ex-William & Mary president to teach at UNC law school

The Associated Press ^ | March 13, 2008

[fredhead]

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) -- Gene Nichol, who resigned as president of the College of William and Mary last month, is heading back to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to teach law.

W. Taylor Reveley III, William and Mary's interim president, offered his best wishes to Nichol in a statement Thursday.

Nichol's wife, Glenn George, also will teach at UNC. She has been teaching law at William and Mary.

Nichol resigned abruptly on February 12th after learning the Board of Visitors did not plan to rehire him after a series of controversies, including the removal of a cross from a college chapel.

Nichol was dean of the UNC law school before he became president of William and Mary in 2005.

[fredhead]

This is the liberal who removed a 200 hundred year old cross from display in the college chapel and also approved a sex show on campus. Now he's headed back to that haven of liberal thinking, UNC Chapel Hill.

[iopscusa]

UNC the last southern bastion of disposed LibRats!
John Edwards still drawing a UNC paycheck?
Will the Duke President end up @ UNC?

[rockvillem]

Addition by subtraction! Glad to see him completely gone from my alma mater.

[Corin Stormhands]

Door. Hit ya. Split ya.

You know the drill.

[elpadre]

I speak as a former UNC grad student and current athletic supporter(?);

I grit my teeth every time I see them reaching, embracing, and including leftie, overreaching politicians and sojourners. For a wonderful place as NC is, and Carolinians are, it is an embarrassment and disservice to a great people.

[Tax-chick]

Oh, great. As if UNC didn’t already have a critical mass of barking moonbats.

Take me back to Tulsa!

[Jonah Hex]

You made a wise choice, Chapel Hill. /s

(NCSU, class of '81.)