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Alex Friedrich

Another note that Hamline reportedly sent to Emmer

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 "Please note, if you have another development and don't want to come to Hamline on a full-time basis, you can always teach next spring as an adjunct to get your feet wet and embark on a teaching career."

-- A note that jilted teaching candidate Tom Emmer says came from Anne McCarthy, dean of Hamline University's business school, as reported by the Star Tribune. Emmer says McCarthy offered him a job, but the university later retracted it because faculty had objected to his political beliefs.