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I’ve always been a fan of Valentine’s Day.
According to a motion filed in February by the petitioner in Semelka v. The University of North Carolina, a case arising from the discharge of a tenured UNC radiologist: “Judge (R. Allen) Baddour made critical findings in favor of Defendant (UNC) in the face of contradictory evidence,” in a past case.
CORRECTION: The original version of this story misrepresented a set of musicians who have played at the Dean E. Smith Center. To date, the Rolling Stones have not played at the Smith Center. The story has been updated to reflect these changes.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story said if the Board of Trustees rules against Paul Frampton in his appeal to receive his University salary, Frampton wouldn’t pursue further legal action. He will pursue legal action if that is the ruling. The article has been changed to reflect this.
Paul Frampton
Paul Frampton
After more than nine months in a high-security Argentine prison and one month of house arrest, UNC physics professor Paul Frampton was sentenced Nov. 19 to four years and eight months of house arrest for drug smuggling charges.
CORRECTION: Due to an editing error, a previous version of this story incorrectly stated that a letter to Chancellor Holden Thorp authored by Mark Williams was provided to The Daily Tar Heel by Williams. It was provided by Eugen Merzbacher. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the error.
Paul Frampton, the UNC professor who has been in prison in Argentina for more than seven months, has been released and put under house arrest for health reasons.
Braindead undead
Supporters of UNC physics professor Paul Frampton, who remains in an Argentine prison seven months after being jailed, are still working toward his release.
Paul Frampton remains jailed in Argentina.
TO THE EDITOR:
Paul Frampton
TO THE EDITOR: Five months in Devoto prison are not the best for either mental or physical health. I have had about ten colds in this time, probably because the air contains cigarette smoke and various viruses. I am a little better.
UNC physics professor Paul Frampton said he may be released as soon as next week. He has been held in an Argentine jail on charges of smuggling cocaine for more than five months.
TO THE EDITOR:
Paul Frampton needs your help, Chapel Hill TO THE EDITOR: Paul Frampton, a professor in the Physics Department at UNC, has been held in prison in Argentina since January 2012 after 2kg of cocaine were found in one of his bags in the Buenos Aires airport. He has not yet had a trial.
Two months after his arrest, UNC professor Paul Frampton is still being held in a high-security Argentine prison, contesting charges of attempting to smuggle cocaine out of the country.
The (Raleigh) News & Observer reported Tuesday that UNC physics professor Paul Frampton is being held in an Argentine jail on charges of attempting to smuggle two kilograms of cocaine.