Joseph Massad - Revision history

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 [[Category:MESAAS professors|Massad]]
 [[Category:Tenure controversies|Massad]]
 [[Category:Postcolonialists|Massad]]
 [[Category:Trilling Award recipients|Massad]]
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 His book, ''Desiring Arabs'', won the [[Lionel Trilling Award]] in [[2008]].
-[[Category:MEALAC professors|Massad]]
+[[Category:MESAAS professors|Massad]]
 [[Category:Middle East studies|Massad]]
 [[Category:Tenure controversies|Massad]]

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 '''Joseph Massad''' [[MA]] '[[1989|89]] [[MPhil]] '[[1994|94]] [[PhD]] '[[1998|98]] is a professor in the [[MEALAC]] department. He teaches Arab politics and intellectual history.
-He was the central figure charged with intimidating Jewish students during the scandal surrounding the documentary ''[[Columbia Unbecoming]]''. According to rumor, he was denied tenure in a secret deal that allowed [[Nadia Abu El-Haj]] to gain hers.
+He was the central figure charged with intimidating Jewish students during the scandal surrounding the documentary ''[[Columbia Unbecoming]]''.
 Conservative [[David Horowitz]] named him one of the "101 most dangerous" professors in America.

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-'''Joseph Massad''' is a professor in the [[MEALAC]] department. He teaches Arab politics and intellectual history.
+'''Joseph Massad''' [[MA]] '[[1989|89]] [[MPhil]] '[[1994|94]] [[PhD]] '[[1998|98]] is a professor in the [[MEALAC]] department. He teaches Arab politics and intellectual history.
 He was the central figure charged with intimidating Jewish students during the scandal surrounding the documentary ''[[Columbia Unbecoming]]''. According to rumor, he was denied tenure in a secret deal that allowed [[Nadia Abu El-Haj]] to gain hers.
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 [[Category:Postcolonialists|Massad]]
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 Conservative [[David Horowitz]] named him one of the "101 most dangerous" professors in America.
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 [[Category:Tenure controversies|Massad]]
 [[Category:Postcolonialists|Massad]]

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