We somehow missed this September/October Clamor Magazine article titled "Under Attack: Free Speech on Campus"

Excerpt:

[Ward] Churchill said the support he’s received from everyday people has been immense: “Baggage men, people on the street. They understand the resonance of ‘fuck you.’ They have a sense that I said ‘fuck you’ to these people and that’s alright by them.” But he warned against activists focusing too much on any one professor’s cause saying, “Writing letters for me and such is all good but we got a national problem here. People need to stand on their rights and understand this isn’t just about me.”

Rocky Mountain News: 'Challenging Churchill: College Republicans stage confrontation outside class'

Daily Camera: 'Clash of the Student Protesters'

Colorado Daily: 'A Provacative Display' (photo and cutline on front page only)

The Denver Channel (ABC affiliate): 'College Republicans vow continued protests'

WordNetDaily offers up its usual thinly-concealed rehash of others' work

...and from an mass email about the event from CU's College Republicans:

As seen on Fox31 News, Ward Churchill took a swipe at our camera during our confrontation on Wednesday. While the College Dems decided to take this event off (citing that Ward Churchill has been misquoted by the media), College Republicans showed up in strong numbers to demand that Ward Churchill identify who DID deserve to die. His response: “I’ll start circling names as soon as you start circling the names of babies.” We are guessing that was not a pro-life statement, but rather a reference to Iraq. So, Churchill has now identified himself with the “Bush lied, babies died” crowd. One student had to be escorted away as he tore up our literature. Another of Ward Churchill’s Indian friends had to be restrained by Churchill himself. Later, Churchill’s friend attempted to put a spell on us in an Indian dialect. All College Republicans are still alive as of yet.

A newly formed committee charged with investigating seven allegations of research misconduct [against Churchill] has not met yet, said CU spokeswoman Jeannine Malmsbury. The group is attempting to replace two scholars who resigned from the committee last month, she said.