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Controversial Scholar Can’t Find a Job

July 8, 2008, 10:10 am

A year after DePaul University denied tenure to Norman G. Finkelstein, the controversial political scientist has still been unable to find another post in academe, according to a report on The Chronicle’s News blog about a recent interview Mr. Finkelstein gave to The Jewish Week.

Mr. Finkelstein told that local newspaper that he doubted he could get even a job teaching high school.

“The way they do background checks is to Google your name,” he said. “With me, they would get 30,000 Web sites, one-third of them saying I am a Holocaust denier, a supporter of terrorism, a crackpot, and a lunatic.”

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