Original sentence: " On February 6 2005, the Denver Post reported that these comments would be included in the review of Churchill's tenure.Allegations of academic fraud and plagiarism also surfaced, which university administrators ordered their Standing Committee on Research Misconduct to investigate.Brown's article argues that the sources Churchill cites do not support what Churchill claims in his piece on the alleged genocide, stating that it was Lord Jeffrey Amherst, a British General and Commander-in-Chief in North America during the finale of the French and Indian War, who suggested this plan in 1763, more than a decade before the United States government existed.Colorado governor Bill Owens labeled these comments "treasonous", arguing that "Churchill has clearly called for violence against the state, and no country is required to subsidize its own destruction.Conservative bloggers and commentators helped turn this into a cause célèbre.Shortly thereafter, Churchill resigned as chairman of the Ethnic Studies department at his university, though he remained a tenured professor.That's what we're doing with Ward Churchill.There were public calls for his dismissal by Colorado Republican governor Bill Owens and other conservative state lawmakers; others strongly defended him in the name of academic freedom
Edited sentence: Brown's article argues that the sources Churchill cites do not support what Churchill claims in his piece on the alleged genocide