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intense debate with tenure, in the end, unc she turned on that job from unc, and accepted a jo at herod university. thank you so much. we got the story, let s brin in the professor of law at george washington university an a fox news contributor. jonathan, great to see you. you felt compelled to write about this commit the request you think shows how casual journalism professors have become with these ethical lines between reporting and advocacy. the question is who will be lef to protect journalism, the abandonment of neutrality for journalists will hasten the decline of american journalism. explain. this is part of a chilling trend that we are seen across universities a leading professo at stanford a while back denounced the concept of objectivity in journalism and said that journalist must be