UB appoints new dean for the School of Dental Medicine

human nature” of complementarity.

“Its acceptance at any level necessarily entails the complete destruction of women’s bathrooms and women’s sports, all the specific rights that women currently have for themselves.”

Knowles argued that “transgenderism should be eradicated from public life” for “the good of society,” and was a matter of improving people’s “mental health” through therapy.

Knowles further commented on feminism, dubbing it as “illogic.” He stated that that “gender idealogue” focuses on their “new jargon,” “preposterous terms” and “incorrect pronouns.”

Knowles stated that it is not possible to remain neutral on this issue as “such an attitude can only result in defeat.”

“Every society must hold certain things to be true,” Knowles said. “Will women be free to have their own rights and spaces or will sexually confused men be free to use the bathroom of their choice?”

Following his speech, Knowles participated in a Q&A session. The event ended with cheering, a standing ovation and applause from the audience.

Ruth Saviano, a junior English and history major, was an attendee of the event who said she was interested in seeing what Knowles had to say about feminism. Saviano appreciated Knowles’ speech.

“We have separate roles, men and women, and so by making men and women equal, I feel like women have been eradicated in a lot of ways,” she said.

Email: suha.chowdhury@ubspectrum.com

Dr. Marcelo Araujo holds positions in the American Dental Association (ADA) and ADA Science and Research Institute (ADASRI)

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UB has named Dr. Marcelo W.B. Araujo as dean of the School of Dental Medicine, Provost A. Scott Weber and Allison Brashear, dean of the Jacobs School of Medicine, announced in an email to the university community on Friday.

Dr. Araujo currently works as chief science officer of the American Dental Association (ADA) and chief executive officer of the ADA Science and Research Institute (ADASRI).

“Dr. Araujo… brings to this role impressive leadership experience, an extensive network in scientific and clinical dental research, a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities in the field