Forty-three years ago, the Weather Underground bombed the home of a New York state judge. Here is an article by the judge's son reminding us about this terrorist attacks. Today, a member of this terror group, Kathy Boudin, is a professor at Columbia University's School of Social Work.
According to the university's website, she's been an educator and working for social change since 1964. No mention of her life of crime!
Her crime spree came to an end in the early 80s on a New York thruway, but not before she tricked the police into lowering their weapons so that her bank-robbing cohorts could ambush the police. Her social change resulted in the death of a policeman. Oh, and before some in her group blew themselves up, they planned to bomb the officers' club at Fort Dix. And Columbia thinks she's worthy of teaching its students. Thanks to Dr. John for the tip about this article.
