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Share via: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email More A finance professor sued officials at the University of Texas at Austin (UT) who threatened to punish him for his criticism of the university by threatening his job, reducing his pay, and removing his affiliation with UT’s Salem Center. In a complaint filed in the Austin federal court, Dr. Richard Lowery, an Associate Professor of...
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