Irate Kean students march to office of N.J. senator who supports university president

This article is from New Jersey Real-Time News

Stung by the Kean University trustees’ vote of confidence in president Dawood Farahi — despite finding errors on his résumés — more than 100 students Thursday marched about two miles to the office of a state senator who supports Farahi.

Chanting "Hey, ho, Farahi must go," the students walked through the rain to the office of state Sen. Raymond Lesniak (D-Union), carrying signs that read "Farahi is a fraud" and "I was a dean at Harvard. Can I have a job?"

Earlier in the day, dozens at the 16,000-student public university walked out of their classes in protest.