October 8, 2004
Chapel Hill Responded Properly to Instructor Who Harassed Student, Report Says
An instructor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill harassed and discriminated against a student when she sent an e-mail message criticizing him for his views on homosexuality, according to the U.S. Department of Education, which released the findings of a six-month investigation last month.
In a report, the department's Office for Civil Rights praised the university for handling the matter "so quickly" and called its response "appropriate." The report said the university,
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