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Poll: The Hunt for John Yoo: Reader Perspective

The Hunt for John Yoo: Reader Perspective
Question: Should Professor John Yoo be released from his position at Berkeley Law School, under the accusations that a.) his "torture memos" violate international human rights laws or that b.) his "torture memos" grant the executive branch legal powers that many others of the law profession find to be contestable or simply illegal?
Yes, John Yoo should be fired. His work should be considered illegal, and should not be associated to UC Berkeley in any way. 
No, John Yoo should be allowed his position. His work is not guilty of the above accusations.
No, John Yoo should be allowed his position. Regardless of the accusations, it is a university's responsibility to maintain the tenure system.
It's summer, I DON'T care.
Latest comment by Anonymous: How about this choice: forced to resign, disbarred, prosecuted, jailed, then waterboarded?

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Conservative Professors at Cal: I Kid You Not, They Exist

Conservative Professors at Cal: I Kid You Not, They Exist
Being a conservative at UC Berkeley is like being a witch in Salem. And writing about conservatives at Cal is fun, just like how those crazy Puritans got a kick out of throwing people in lakes to see if they floated.

Saying things like "school vouchers help upper cl... MORE »
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UC BerkeleyNews

Oh No, We Did It This Time

Oh No, We Did It This Time
"You keep your First Amendment, I keep my tax-dollars."

Although the local protest on the recruitment station just feels like any other, regular ass Berkeley day, some outsiders are not having it.

Senator Jim DeMint of South Carolina is writing legislation to remove over $2 million in federal
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Latest comment by Anonymous: I cant believe he actually said he is going to punish the city with legislation !! Won't local democrats do something to shoot this stupid bill down ?

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Video: In the Cold War, We Fought With Nuclear Threats. Today, We Fight With YouTube.

This is Senator Jim DeMint's video campaign to support his resolution of cutting funds to Berkeley public projects.

In short, it's C-span style footage of a Berkeley City Council meeting, followed by short interviews of a grand total of three different veterans, with a flute playing "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" in the background. Enjoy?
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A Day In The Life Of A Summer School Student: Day 10

A Day In The Life Of A Summer School Student: Day 10

To read day 9, click here.

 

Not much happened today. We had to do quick, impromptu speeches based on a picture that we selected at random. My picture was of three people surfing naked. I’m sure it was some priceless piece of art that had a lot of meaning, but I did m

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Study Finds Students Unaffected by Their Professor's Beliefs, Cornellians Respond

Study Finds Students Unaffected by Their Professor's Beliefs, Cornellians Respond

Conservative parents can rest easy now, because a study published in PS: Political Science and Politics has found that students—whether liberal or conservative—are not easily swayed by the political ideologies of their professors.

 

Roughly 7,000 students a

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