Phil Brenner

Professors Philip Brenner and Mark Walker of SIS, economics professor Robert Lerman and Professor Peter Kuznick in the Department of History spoke before an audience of about 20 members.
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Brenner said organizations claiming to be advocating "intellectual diversity" might often have "an agenda."He cited the national Students for Academic Freedom as one of these groups because of its apparent conservative agenda.

He is a sweet young man who does not push himself on people but leads them by example, said Philip Brenner, a professor of international politics who has had a strong influence on Woodrum.

Left to right: Jay Shroff, Mallory Bird, Keith Patterson, Megan Turnipseed, Phil Brenner, Professor Ira Dolich.

open to abuse, said Phil Brenner, an international law professor and expert.on U.S.-Cuba affairs.After Congress made changes to immigration law in.1986, private relief bills became rare.

Brenner said the senators' plea to the president has a political.undertone, 'to embarrass Clinton and drive a wedge between Al Gore and.

Such private relief bills were commonplace in earlier eras, but often open to abuse, said Phil Brenner, an international law professor and expert on U.S.-Cuba affairs.After Congress made changes to immigration law in 1986, private relief bills became rare.

Brenner said the senators' plea to the president has a political undertone, "to embarrass Clinton and drive a wedge between Al Gore and Miami Cubans -- this keeps it alive as a political issue."