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Kirkland Project Panel with Ward Churchill

The Public's Response

It is generally the policy of the College to respond individually to each correspondence received. Due to the overwhelming response concerning the Kirkland Project's invitation to Ward Churchill to speak on Feb. 3, we are unable to post each individual e-mail. Some e-mails may be posted more than once because the message was sent to multiple campus addresses.

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