170 Shots, No Motive, "Why would I be Angry?"

By Smashword
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Published: Aug. 19, 2011
Words: 3238 (approximate)
Language: English

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In October, 2005, Cho submitted a poem in a poetry class. Cho accused students of genocide and cannibalism because they joked about eating snake and other animals. The professor requested to remove Cho from her class, or she would resign. In October, 2005, Professor Roy Lucinda asked Cho if he is or was very angry with other students in the class. “No. Why would I be angry?” Cho responded.

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