Original sentence: After leaving his position as Lottery Commissioner, Peters announced that he would become the Central Michigan University Griffin endowed chair in American Government in the Department of Humanities and Social Behavior.Griffin, the Republican Senator for whom the chair is named, as well as the chairman of the Central Michigan Political Science department.Knollenberg is in his eigth term after winning re-election in 2006.Peters announced that he would meet with former Michigan Senator Robert P.The Central Michigan chapter of The Young Americans for Freedom (YAF), a conservative youth group, protested Peters' appointment
Edited sentence: "  There is even a blog entitled The Peters Report." In the story, Peters said he won't be "campaigning for Congress in the classroom," yet the same story reported he would spend taxpayer dollars at CMU to "write an electronic journal in which he will express his views on public policy issues facing Michigan and the nation.According to an August 10-11, 2007, Saginaw News survey of readers between, 88 percent of respondents said Peters couldn't set aside political biases to teach at Central Michigan University.He is now an adjunct professor within Central Michigan University's Department of Political Science, where he will earn $65,000.However, his campaign is not without controversy.It asked readers if a "a politician could teach college-level politics.Knollenberg is in his eight term after winning re-election in 2006.Peters has been heavily criticized by students at Central Michigan University, where he is teaching one, three-hour class each week and organizing one public policy forum a semester.The group of students, organized under the Students Against Gary Peters name, says he is "using his professorship to run for Congress.The unscientific poll was in response to a story on the controversy.There is also significant criticism because two members of the CMU Board of Trustees, whose members are non-partisan and appointed by the governor of Michigan, have given campaign contributions to Peters over the years