"University of Colorado professor Ward Churchill's latest toxic remarks, this time condoning - if not encouraging - attacks on military officers, are beyond outrageous.
"Conscientious objection removes a given piece of cannon fodder from the fray," Churchill said at an anti-military forum last week in Portland, Ore. "Fragging an officer has a much more impactful effect."
Fragging is the killing or injuring of a military officer by a subordinate.
How is it that CU can produce Nobel prize-winning research but still can't find a way to get Churchill off its payroll? Until he's removed as a tenured professor, double-digit tuition hikes will be just one of the reasons Colorado families and out-of-state students take a pass on a CU education."
Get the Story:
Editorial: Escort Churchill to the door
(The Denver Post 7/1)
Churchill Investigation:
Shadows
of doubt (The Denver Rocky Mountain News June 2005)
Churchill's 9/11 Essay:
"Some
People Push Back" On the Justice of Roosting Chickens (Pockets of Resistance
September 2001)
Related Stories:
Paper can't find any Indian ancestors of
Churchill (06/09)
Paper says Churchill
mischaracterized laws (6/8)
Paper says
Churchill plagiarized another work (6/7)
Paper does its own investigation of Churchill
(6/6)
Students name Churchill their
favorite professor (5/27)
Churchill says
school already looked into heritage (5/25)
UKB responds to Churchill's response to statement
(5/20)
United Keetowah Band refutes
Churchill membership (5/18)
Churchill
claims membership in United Keetowah Band (5/17)
Churchill's lawyer blasts probe into Indian
heritage (04/05)
Giuliani criticizes
Churchill for 9-11 essay (4/4)
Churchill
promises lawsuits over fraud allegations (3/31)
Churchill blasts investigation into alleged fraud
(3/29)
Editorial: Churchill buyout
better than CU review (3/29)
Churchill's
Indian claim, alleged fraud to undergo review (3/25)
Churchill Controversy: More opinions and views
(3/25)
Report: Churchill, CU reach
buyout agreement (3/11)
California
school considered Churchil best for job (3/10)
Buyout offer in the works for controversial
Churchill (3/9)
Editorial: It's time for
Churchill to offer resignation (3/8)
Churchill scandal blamed for CU president's
resignation (3/8)
Column: Churchill a
nobody until 9/11 'scam' (03/02)
CU
faculty oppose investigation of Ward Churchill (2/28)
Opinion: Papers quick to gossip about Churchill
(2/28)
Bad Eagle: Ward Churchill
despises Indian blood (2/28)
Churchill
print nearly the same as another artist's (2/25)
Paper to retract Churchill quote of 'not' being
Indian (2/24)
Ward Churchill on being an
Indian: 'I am not' (2/23)
Professor says
Churchill hired because he was 'Indian' (2/18)
Churchill tells Suzan Shown Harjo: Kiss my ---
(2/17)
University of Oregon cancels
Churchill appearance (2/16)
Column:
Churchill shows contempt for standards (2/16)
Jodi Rave: Churchill changed story on heritage
(2/14)
Paper turns to Ancestry.Com to
research Churchill (2/14)
Suzan Shown
Harjo: Churchill went 'tribe-shopping' (2/11)
Churchill to speak for school's Native Pride Week
(2/11)
Churchill Controversy: More
opinions and views (2/11)
Colorado
governor still wants Churchill fired (2/10)
Churchill speaks to large crowd at CU campus
(2/9)
School calls off Churchill's
on-campus speech (2/8)
Column: Churchill
guilty of academic fraud (2/8)
Jodi
Rave: Real problem with Churchill is identity (2/7)
Yellow Bird: Churchills make lost Indians look bad
(2/7)
Churchill Controversy: More
opinions and views (2/7)
Marty Two Bulls
Cartoon: Ward Churchill's Indian Kit (2/7)
UKB: Professor never proved Cherokee heritage
(2/4)
Column: Churchill asked why we
were attacked (2/4)
Professor angry at
Jodi Rave for questioning heritage (2/3)
Speech featuring controversial professor canceled
(2/2)
College professor quits post over
9/11-Nazi essay (2/1)
College professor
faces action for 9/11-Nazi essay (1/31)
Professor sparks controversy with 9/11-Nazi link
(1/28)
Editorial: Why can't school get rid of Ward Churchill?
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