March 02, 2005

Isn't that Prof. Thomas Klocek behind the gag?

Good guess! That's who it is:

Last fall, DePaul University professor Thomas Klocek was suspended without a hearing for challenging the viewpoints of certain Muslim students on campus at a student activities fair. He is now demanding a public apology from the university president in order to avoid litigation.

Klocek showed up to the news conference bound and gagged, illustrating what he believes the university did to him by censoring his views on the Middle East. Klocek says he was unfairly suspended for his views on the Muslim and Palestinian people...

UPDATE: There's much more about Klocek and one of the people the reporter of this piece interviewed here. Hint: the word "reporterette" is involved.





Posted to MultiCultiCult at March 2, 2005 12:15 AM

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