HALIFAX —
A lawyer for Dalhousie University says many of the dentistry students disciplined for participating in a misogynistic Facebook group are now employed as dentists.
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Sally Gomery would not say how many of the 13 male students found work.
Gomery says the university has been told many members of the Facebook group have secured work as dentists.
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Dalhousie suspended the clinic privileges of 13 male dentistry students who were identified as members of a Facebook group featuring sexist and sexually violent posts.
(The Canadian Press)
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