Emory University, defending against slander charges, says its president spoke the truth in saying a well-known professor had resigned when faced with apparent proof he had vandalized a school hallway. Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld denies the vandalism and is suing Emory, its president William M. Chace and others. At its heart is the allegation that Emory's president and other officials wrongly ruined the reputation and job prospects of a nationally-recognized expert.
July 20, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Emory University, defending against slander charges, says its presidentspoke the truth in saying a well-known professor had resigned when facedwith apparent proof he had vandalized a school hallway.
Jeffrey A. Sonnenfeld denies the vandalism and is suing Emory, its presidentWilliam M. Chace and others. The vandalism accusation cost him a promisedjob as business school dean at Georgia Institute of Technology.
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