| A Lehigh University official's decision to remove the American flag from a campus bus was met with anger from at least one student and the bus driver. Within an hour, by 3:30 p.m., drivers were free to fly their colors to support the victims of Tuesday's terrorism. Bill Guglielmo, a junior engineering student from Davidson, Md. was so ticked off he called Barry Gaul, the school's associate vice president of business services. Gaul explained that John Smeaton, vice provost of student affairs, ordered flags removed so non-American students would not feel uncomfortable. "This was a misunderstanding that was quickly rectified," Smeaton said. "The message was supposed to be that we are sensitive to everyone." (The Morning Call By MATT ASSAD) |