More Than 100 Members of Columbia University Faculty Criticize Lee C. Bollinger's Leadership
At a faculty meeting this week, Columbia University President Lee C. Bollinger heard complaints about his leadership and received a statement of concern signed by more than 100 teachers at the school.
Bollinger, according to The New York Times, "likened his experience at the faculty meeting to watching open-heart surgery on himself..."
The Times noted that unhappiness stemming from the September 24, 2007 speech of Iranian President Mahamoud Ahmidinejad on campus "has simmered on campus ever since."
Bollinger, according to The New York Times, "likened his experience at the faculty meeting to watching open-heart surgery on himself..."
The Times noted that unhappiness stemming from the September 24, 2007 speech of Iranian President Mahamoud Ahmidinejad on campus "has simmered on campus ever since."
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