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TX: University of Texas dean leaves school, citing campus carry gun law
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A University of Texas dean said Thursday he’s leaving the school to pursue a different job in large part because of the new Texas law that will allow concealed firearms in public college classrooms.
Fritz Steiner, dean of the Texas School of Architecture, was named dean of the University of Pennsylvania School of Design.
Submitters note: Flaming liberal left for more money and took a shot at a gun law he didn't like. Furthermore, it is not illegal for a concealed carry permit holder to carry a gun anywhere at UOP. It is only against the university rules. |
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Buh, Buh, Bye!
And good riddance. |
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