*In 1996, the label �too religious� was attached to an applicant who had graduated from a religious institution.
*In 1996, the label �too conservative� was attached to an applicant who had written an article for a conservative publication.
*In 1996, the label �too much of a family man� was attached to an applicant who was married and had several children before the age of 30.
*In 1997, a feminist objected to another female candidate after having dinner with the applicant and her husband. She specifically complained that the applicant�s husband played �too dominant a role in the marriage.�
*In 2001, a job candidate was asked the following question during an interview: �Who did you vote for in the 2000 election?�
.. A tenured UNCW English professor recently tried to convince me that the absence of a single Republican in their department of 31 full-time faculty members was just a coincidence. Thanks to David Horowitz and others, the public now knows better. .. Instead of speaking out publicly, I would love to work towards an internal resolution of these problems. But that can�t happen until the university admits that the problems exist. Besides that, I haven�t served on a university committee in years. But I�m sure it�s only a coincidence .. ". MORE Mike Adams -- "Fear and loathing in faculty recruitment".
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