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Letter to the editor: Retain professor Barry

Letter to the editor: Retain professor Barry

Guest Contributor

Dear President Eisgruber, University President;Dean Prentice, Dean of the Faculty; Professor Zaman, Chair of the Department of Near Eastern Studies,We, the Students, Graduate and Undergraduate, and Alumni of Princeton University, are writing to express our profound concern in regards to the rumors of the dismissal of Dr. Michael Barry from his functions in the Department of Near Eastern Studies.In the least, the possibility of this action takes us by surprise.

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Letter to the editor: Protestation of Professor Michael Barry's dismissal

Guest Contributor

We, the undersigned undergraduate members of the Department of Near Eastern Studies, submit the following statement regarding one of our faculty members, Dr. Michael Barry.Dr. Barry has been a fixture in the Department of Near Eastern Studies for the past 12 years.

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