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Professor Jay Bergman is an academic bad boy, aka conservative. Last year, Bergman commissioned a poll that asked professors in Connecticut whether their institutions should grant preference in faculty hiring and student admissions based on race, sex or ethnicity. Most said no, protesting that "sensitive issues" were involved. These criteria are an affront to academic freedom, says columnist Andy Thibault.
March 07, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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