On April 15, 2005, then first-year [[Yale]] student Ciaramella dressed in all white to lead a contingent of 10 similarly dressed first-year Yale [[Arabic]] students to the offices of the provost and the president of the university to demand that the university provide an incentive to encourage Bassam Frangieh, a radical professor of Arabic studies, to stay at Yale. The students were unhappy because Frangieh had decided to accept a tenure-track position at the University of Delaware. | On April 15, 2005, then first-year [[Yale]] student Ciaramella dressed in all white to lead a contingent of 10 similarly dressed first-year Yale [[Arabic]] students to the offices of the provost and the president of the university to demand that the university provide an incentive to encourage Bassam Frangieh, a radical professor of Arabic studies, to stay at Yale. The students were unhappy because Frangieh had decided to accept a tenure-track position at the University of Delaware. |