Talk:Timothy Shortell
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BLP violations removed edit
Nothing in this article supports the following, and as this is a BLP, it has been removed to this page. If you have multiple reliable sourcing, please show it. Horowitz is not widely seen as reliabble and he is running a campaign to fill Wikipedia up with claims from his book. Skywriter (talk) 22:45, 5 January 2010 (UTC) Consequently, when CUNY voted narrowly (by seven votes to five) to promote Shortell to full professorship in 2005 there was a sense of outrage from conservative students, who believed that he would be biased against religious people and that he was trying to follow Nietzsche's doctrine of the Übermensch when he said that Christianity and capitalism demanded "weakness" of their adherents[1].
References
- ^ See David Horowitz; The Professors: The 101 Most Dangerous Academics in America; p. 328 ISBN 0895260034