CSU Faculty Voice: A Local Paper Does Some Legitimate Reporting: Willie Preston and Chicago State's Administration

Wednesday, March 18, 2015

A Local Paper Does Some Legitimate Reporting: Willie Preston and Chicago State's Administration

Here's a recent story from the Chicago Crusader about Willie Preston's experiences with the Chicago State administration. Apparently this local paper has decided not to join the Wayne Watson fan club and is actually reporting something other than administrative propaganda. The comments of Tom Wogan are interesting, it seems like that hack will say anything that his masters decree--no matter how ludicrous. The link to the article is here: http://chicagocrusader.com/chicago/News-Detail.aspx?typeID=1&newsID=8097&CityID=1

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