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Alex Friedrich

VP Himle: Troubled Waters = Michael Moore

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I remember walking out of Troubled Waters thinking it was nothing like a Michael Moore film -- no grand-standing, no tear-jerking, no milking the subject.

Looks like Karen Himle, the University of Minnesota's VP for university relations, disagrees vehemently. I've posted a document or two showing that she called the Troubled Waters film "propaganda," and likened them to Moore's work, but in these two e-mails she digs into the matter a bit more.

I ran across them Friday, but decided to post more pressing stuff before getting back to these.

She sounds quite vexed.

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