By Matt Holdridge<\/p>\n
This via CampusReform.org and the Indiana Standard<\/em>, a student paper that is “dedicated to the free exchange of ideas and the proliferation of conservative and libertarian thought…”. <\/p>\n I don’t believe his(sic) has sufficient academic credibility, on the basis of some discussion with Economics professors.”<\/p>\n That came from a person actively involved with Indiana University’s guest lecture program following a campus organization’s request to invite a speaker to the University. The person lacking the “sufficient academic credibility” is a man named Thomas Woods<\/a> whose academic pedigree features undergraduate study at Harvard and doctoral completion at Columbia. Granted, Dr. Thomas Woods is not a professor at any university and fancy Ivy League degrees hardly suffice as academic credentials to guest lecture at a top-tier University such as Indiana, but why would the Indiana University Department of Economics professors and the Indiana University Union Board Lectures Committee refuse to host a two-time New York Times <\/em>bestselling author and Mises Institute Senior Scholar?<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n You can read the rest of the article here<\/a>.<\/p>\n <!–EndFragment–><\/p>\n Unlike Indiana University, Campaign for Liberty is sponsoring Tom’s lecture “When All Else Fails: Thomas Jefferson, Nullification & State Resistence to Federal Tyranny” on February 18 at CPAC in Washington, DC.<\/span><\/p>\n\n