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A former college instructor may proceed with a claim that he was denied tenure because school administrators disapproved of his conservative politics and support for President George W. Bush, and not because of deficiencies as an educator, a federal judge has ruled. Michael Filozof contends the tenure track he was on as a political science instructor at a community college was suddenly derailed in 2003, during a period of hot debate among students and faculty over the ramp-up to the war in Iraq.
October 30, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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