The Presidents of Harvard, MIT, Penn, Columbia should be forced to resign

there are Jewish program houses at a lot of U.S. colleges and universities. not always referred to as "fraternities" or "sororities"

 

It seems odd to me, especially in 2024.

 

Haven't heard about any graduation ceremonies being cancelled, or significantly disrupted. So I guess that's a positive with this story. If you would have only followed ATW's posts the past 4 weeks you'd believe that colleges around the US were now in ruins, and college kids now have to operate in tunnels like Hamas hostages.

 

Absolutely. Especially in a business, the bottom line trumps the free speech of employees. If the issue was presented as Harvard is hemorrhaging money as long as this woman is the President, then they should fire her and bring in someone that benefits the University. Bud Light's disastrous trans ad campaign, is a perfect example. The exec who came up with it should be fired, not because they support LGBT issues, but because they cost the investors money.

 

Yeah - those all seem odd to me.

Religion based fraternities are really weird to me.

 

Yes these woke kids should get try a nice HELICOPTER TOUR of Iran!

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First Amendment?

As long as they're not violent or "intimidating", they can do what they want

 

Is that post-post-op Rachael Dolezai?

Weird in a sense where if drugs and koolaid aren't passed around, then you don't feel like You're In.

But if they are being passed around with hints of group play, then you just realized you're knee deep in a ****in cult.

 

And @FranchiseBlade this is what I meant when I said we need less college if this is the sh.it they are turning out. You can’t defend nonsense although I’m sure you will try

 

Noticing a trend.. I graduated from mere SHSU in Texas with a B.B.A. ..back when you could pay off tuition working part time and focused on education. Encampment and professional protesting at the detriment of an education was oddly not a thing

 

And if you think this crap is representative of all college students or even anything close to a majority, then you need to educate yourself and stop being such easy prey for the social media pushers.

I don't know if that is even real. Neither you nor I have read any of the supporting documentation behind it if it is something real. The only thing of which we can be certain is that it was put out there and highlighted to demean a university education. You bought into it without doing any research, verification, or looking into how representative of college students it is in the first place.

I don't need to defend or not defend.

 

College protests predate your BS degree.

 

O definitely, protest against continued Vietnam war involvement I get that

the trend I'm noticing of the most violent and disruptive encampments with volatile antisemitism and from the graph supports that ...its blatant and obvious the highly expensive colleges are where these kids aren't working their way through college to pay for $60,000 a year tuition-

There's something to be said about practicality- i'm not saying lower tier colleges are better when they are more affordable because they don't have protests but It's interesting that the focus is more on education it appears than learning disruptive protests

 

Protesting is part of college life worldwide; it has been that way for a while. It's not any more violent or disruptive—probably less so today. Don't let the media fool you. Some of these well-off kids who can afford these colleges will be your next rich, elite lawyers, judges, and politicians who will frown upon college protests.

 

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