martybegan
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That's a neat trick since it's you who just articulated your own dilemma.Briebart picked up the story, and also tried to contact the school, with no response.
Rutgers Prof: Don't Quote Bible in Essays to Maintain 'Separation of Church and State | Breitbart
I saw that weeks ago when I first posed the question. You'll note, as I posted early in January, that the article's only "source" is the same one that originated it in-house. The one in the OP.
And here we are, in the same place.
They asked the school for confirmation, the school has not responded. Two different groups asking for more information.
They school is not denying it nor confirming.
Two sources, two people trying to get to the bottom of the story.
You have been weighed, you have been measured, and you have been found wanting.
Same one you've been in for TWO WEEKS.![]()
Two different organizations trying to get the story, they have gotten the student's side of it, Rutgers has had two chances to respond.
Screeeeeeeeeecccchhhhhh..
And the response they got has been?
And that gives us....... how many sides?
You can do this, surely. Hold up your index finger. How many?
So any story where the person being accused of something doesn't reply is a non-story?
Sccreeeeeeeechhhh
The "one side" is the actual person saying the professor did what they did.
He did it publicly, on twitter.