[h=1]OU broke the law to avoid bad press: Column[/h]
Boren's behavior was not only illegal — and clearly so — it was also a betrayal of the duty of fairness that he, as a university president, owes to every student enrolled in his university.
Boren's behavior was not only illegal — and clearly so — it was also a betrayal of the duty of fairness that he, as a university president, owes to every student enrolled in his university.
Yeah, if only the "code of conduct" had occurred to the 2 law professors and ACLU that have been referenced here. Funny, Boren didn't mention any "code of conduct" in his letter expelling the students.
Why it is almost as if you have no idea what you are talking about or something.
These students continue to make great moves. They just hired the same attorney that represented Tim McVeigh. That should go over well. Especially since we're coming up to the 20th anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing. His client in that case went from trial to dead faster than any murderer in the last 60 years...Good luck!
