RonPaulFanInGA
02-16-2009, 02:27 AM
http://www.slate.com/id/2210925/
The New York Times, the Baltimore Sun, Inside Higher Ed, and other outlets reported last week that Goucher College had suspended Leopold Munyakazi, a visiting professor from Rwanda, after learning of genocide charges brought against him in Rwanda.
Goucher President Sanford J. Ungar explains in an open letter that the charges—which Munyakazi denies—were brought to his attention in December by "a producer from NBC News … working on a series about international war criminals who are living in the United States." The producer was accompanied by a Rwandan prosecutor, Ungar adds.
A network series about hunting for war criminals among us?
Will there be an episode set in Crawford, Texas?
The New York Times, the Baltimore Sun, Inside Higher Ed, and other outlets reported last week that Goucher College had suspended Leopold Munyakazi, a visiting professor from Rwanda, after learning of genocide charges brought against him in Rwanda.
Goucher President Sanford J. Ungar explains in an open letter that the charges—which Munyakazi denies—were brought to his attention in December by "a producer from NBC News … working on a series about international war criminals who are living in the United States." The producer was accompanied by a Rwandan prosecutor, Ungar adds.
A network series about hunting for war criminals among us?
Will there be an episode set in Crawford, Texas?