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Reply #11: I don't think so. He taught part time. He had a regular job. In the State Senate. [View All]

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MADem

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Tue May-06-08 04:33 PM
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11. I don't think so. He taught part time. He had a regular job. In the State Senate.

He was as good as a professor, according to his students and his fellow teachers, to include professors, but in actual fact, his title was "senior lecturer."

I cite, because it's not nice to disagree without providing proof: http://www.suntimes.com/news/politics/obama/701490,CST-NWS-obamaprof18.article

Some Obama critics say because he had the title of "senior lecturer" he should not call himself "professor." U. of C. professors said Obama -- who practiced civil rights law for a time and stopped teaching in 2003 -- could have joined their ranks whenever he wanted.

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