is this the same bitch that was on the lam for almost two decades before they caught her?

Is she related to Julius or Ethel?

Finally, can we disqualify her from academia just for the simple fact that she is unqualified ---- without even venturing into her leftist/terrorist/bullshit ties?

sonofnixon,

I think you're thinking of Sara Olson/Kathleen Soliah. She's in jail, and hopefully will be until she dies.

Whoa! wha? I just realized that when I drag my arrow over the text, it magically underlines itself!

That web diva is a crafty little minky.. I love the changes to the site ACE!

Same double standard applies to cartoonists. How many newspapers carry Doonesberry as opposed to Mallard Fillmore. Violent liberals are excused as intellectual revolutionaries while a conservative who speaks his mind is regarded as an inexcusable redneck racist. You can find the same double standard in almost any walk of life.

John Jay had to can her (as of Friday). It seems that the AP story mentioning her employment at John Jay aroused various Patrolman’s Benevolent Associations (police unions) to go ballistic. Per the Daily News: “Once Rosenberg finishes teaching a course at John Jay this month, her contract will not be renewed, said Jeremy Travis, who became college president in August.”

Ironically, Travis used to be a Deputy Commissioner of the New York Police Dept.

Of course, she had been employed there since 2002, and only got canned when it became public. Had it not been for the blowup over the Hamilton College job, she’d still be teaching at the John Jay College of CRIMINAL JUSTICE. For those of you who don’t know, John Jay is part of the City University of New York; so you had tax dollars being spent to employ her. Hers’ a link to the Daily News story: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/local/story/260787p-223337c.html

Considering that her sentence was commuted by Bubba, it would not have helped Hillary’s standing as our wonderful senator. She runs around telling everyone how NY needs more money from Homeland Security (to guard against terrorism) while a convicted terrorist is employed BY New York City.

It gets better. According to yesterday’s NY Daily News; “Since her release in 2001 - after her 58-year prison sentence was commuted by President Bill Clinton - she has worked as director of publications and communications at the American Jewish World Service.”

Here is a link to this outfit’s website showing her position. http://www.ajws.org/index.cfm?section_id=2&sub_section_id=1&page_id=175

I don’t know if this outfit has ever said anything about Palestinian terrorists blowing up Israeli people, but it seems imbecilic that they would employ a convicted terrorist who was caught with 600 lbs. of explosives. Seems that this outfit deems it perfectly acceptable to employ a convicted leftist American terrorist (involved in the murder of 2 cops during an armored car robbery).

The president of this outfit, Ruth Messinger, used to be a typical New York City ultra liberal Democrat politico from Mew York’s infamously ultra liberal upper west side.

Whoever hired this felon activist should be fired.

This is hardly surprising. After all, Bernadette (aka Bernadine) Dohrn, one of the Weathermen leaders, is a law professor at Northwestern.

The NYT did a lovely, soft-focus feature on her and her unrepentant terrorist husband Bill Ayers, University of Illinois , Chicago campus. It ran on Sept. 11, 2001.

Here's David Horowitz' takedown of them.

She's STILL Director of Education & Communications at the American Jewish World Service.

http://www.ajws.org/index.cfm?section_id=2&sub_section_id=1&page_id=175

Guess American terrorist who kill cops are just peachy-keen as far as this outfit goes.

Link regarding Goldsmith doesn't seem to be functional.

Gotta wonder why Clinton pardoned Rosenberg. Was there some sort of palm-greasing going on, ala Mark Rich? Politically inept radical sentimentality?

I am an adjunct at John Jay, where Susan Rosenberg had been teaching, and I assure you that being an adjunct at the City University of NY is neither "cushy" nor "high-paying." It is one of the most exciting, challenging and intellectually stimulating jobs you can have, despite being an incredibly insecure employment situation. The tragedy of this situation is the unthinking reaction of police to a situation they likely barely understand, as well as the cowardice of university administrators in the face of such reactionary pressure. As we hold police to a higher standard, and as we depend on them to make life-changing decisions in a moment's notice, we should expect more than emotional over-reactions.