 UA assistant professor Elif Shafak from her website |
As previously reported, UA assistant Near Eastern studies professor Elif Shafak’s trial is scheduled for Sept. 21st in Istanbul. Turns out that her baby is due four days later. Still yet, the court won’t give her a new trial.
Still nothing from UA or the Wildcat. Pathetic.
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How odd that UA press doesn’t cover this professor’s plight.
Comment by Karen of Scottsdale — August 9, 2006 @ 10:12 am