Talk:David Gress
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All information about David Gress education and employment must chekked since there are raised serious doubts about these in Danish newspapers. David Gress' fools bell
By: Arno Victor Nielsen, philosopher Information 25th July 2007 | http://www.information.dk/138613
Nevertheless, he has since the beginning of 90'rne appeared in the Danish media as a professor at Stanford, professor at the University of Denver, Professor of international politics at Boston University, research professor at the Centre for Cultural Research, Aarhus University, visiting researcher at Aarhus University, Associate Professor of classical philology at Aarhus University and affiliated Aarhus University.
Cum grano Salis Now he claims that he never even have adorned themselves with fake professor titles. So it's probably the ugly leftist who has sneaked into the newspaper editors and stitched the fake titles of his articles.
It can certainly not be someone who knows the least of his so-called scientific output.
Today he addressed as 'historian, Ph.D.' This too applies only cum grano Salis. PhD degree, he has acquired an inferiority College in the U.S., and historian is just something he calls himself.
The nearest Gress has reached the coveted title of Professor without it could be mistaken for a fool's bell was when a conservative think tank, the John M. Olin Foundation in 2001 endowed him with the title in two years and planted him at Boston University. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 83.95.237.52 (talk) 21:18, 13 October 2010 (UTC)
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