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Line 24: − − This doesn't constitute liberal bias, the professors merely made a quick judgment before all evidence was collected. Though their accusation was wrong and the professors should have apologized for their position and recanted their judgment of the defendants, there is no evidence that constitutes "liberal bias in academia" if one uses the definitions of liberals gleaned from this site and tests the definition against what transpired in this article.
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Dowd attempted to appeal the grade but was rebuffed with a terse reply that there are no appeals. Later, amid public pressure, Duke did change the grade to a "D", and Dowd had to sue in court to seek further justice.
Dowd attempted to appeal the grade but was rebuffed with a terse reply that there are no appeals. Later, amid public pressure, Duke did change the grade to a "D", and Dowd had to sue in court to seek further justice.
== References ==
== References ==