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Complementary Complaints about Campus Watch's Effectiveness

by Winfield Myers
Thu, 16 Aug 2007

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	Lisa Anderson

Over the years Campus Watch has paid a good deal of attention to Lisa Anderson, former dean of Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs. So it was gratifying when she alluded to us in an article in Inside Higher Ed, since we're always pleased to be noticed by the Middle East studies establishment.

So pleased, in fact, that I devoted my most recent Washington Examiner column to her remarks, and to explaining why Campus Watch is so badly needed as a means of critiquing and publicizing Middle East studies.

You'll find the article, "Shedding Light on the Professoriate," in slightly amended form here, and as it appears in today's Examiner here.

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