USF seeks court ruling to fire professor over terror ties
USF President Judy Genshaft announced a lawsuit seeking declaratory relief to fire tenured computer science professor Samir Al-Arian over alleged terrorist ties. The university alleges misuse of USF name for fundraising and cites past remarks while Al-Arian defends academic freedom and denies criminal links. The case hinges on constitutional free speech rights and potential legal implications for the university.
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Richards wins cutthroat San Diego Scrabble battle for title
Nigel Richards, 35, from New Zealand, defeats a Bangkok student in a 31-game, five-day National Scrabble Championship in downtown San Diego. About 700 fans from eight countries and 40 states attend. The prize for the champion is 25000 dollars. The event is sponsored by the National Scrabble Association.
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