Extermination Order: BYU @ Missouri

[Commando]

Also:

11. Dean Epstein must encourage faculty to provide a space for students to discuss this week’s events during class time.

"Uh, actually, Dean, I'm going to go ahead and teach the material during the scheduled class time and then retire to my office for office-hour meetings with students about the class, then I'll be grading papers after that. This group can esad. "

[TripletDaddy]

11. Dean Epstein must encourage faculty to provide a space for students to discuss this week’s events during class time.

"Students, see that parking lot across the street over there?....."

[Nakoma]

And another one bites the dust.

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/l...112-story.html

[TripletDaddy]

New interim pres at Mizzou is a black civil rights leader

http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-...112-story.html

Michael Middleton, 68, takes over for Tim Wolfe, who resigned abruptly Monday amid student-led protests over his administration's handling of racial complaints.
Middleton, who is black, resigned as deputy chancellor of the Columbia campus in August and took on the role of deputy chancellor emeritus. He had been working part-time with the campus' chancellor, R. Bowen Loftin, on a plan to increase inclusion and diversity at the school.

How will this man be able to understand the needs and concerns of privileged white students? Will they become marginalized??

[Jeff Lebowski]

In a move that should surprise nobody, Mizzou cancels the "white out" for the BYU game.

http://www.abc17news.com/news/mu-shi...store/36390560

[DrumNFeather]

In a move that should surprise nobody, Mizzou cancels the "white out" for the BYU game.

http://www.abc17news.com/news/mu-shi...store/36390560

What are they going to do with all the shirts they had printed up?

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[Commando]

In a move that should surprise nobody, Mizzou cancels the "white out" for the BYU game.

http://www.abc17news.com/news/mu-shi...store/36390560

LOL. Holy shit we're in the Twilight Zone. Well, they did manage to get the white out of office this week, so maybe they didn't want a clever broadcaster to make that pun. Or maybe they've turned over a new leaf and were conscious that a white out is a microaggression toward BYU that would not provide a shelter or place of healing for opposing fans in attendance at the game.

[TripletDaddy]

In a move that should surprise nobody, Mizzou cancels the "white out" for the BYU game.

http://www.abc17news.com/news/mu-shi...store/36390560

I assume everyone is still angry about something at Mizzou. Im kind of hoping the students boycott the game although that would be uncool given how the football team is basically responsible for getting Wolfe fired. It would be nice for Mizzou fans to stay away from the game, though.

[creekster]

Extermination Order: BYU @ Missouri

no, none.

There are some. Slovenly, lots of red, confused thinking and ambiguous gender. How many more indications do you need?

[creekster]

I like how the guy in the far left has a sign that says "freeze tuition". He's probably not yet sure of the whole free tuition thing is good or not so he took the fence sitting position.

I like the sign in the back clarifying that thy are students, not customers. That's a bold claim!

[venkman]

The leftists who've controlled academia for years created the monster, now it's turning on them. You reap what you sow.

[Crockett]

The virus spreads to Claremont McKenna College.

However, there is some hope. Other students at CMC are fighting back against the insanity with this letter in the student newspaper:

The student protests that have swept through Claremont McKenna College (CMC) over the past few days—and the ensuing fallout—have made us disappointed in many of those involved.

First, former Dean Mary Spellman. We are sorry that your career had to end this way, as the email in contention was a clear case of good intentions being overlooked because of poor phrasing. However, we are disappointed in you as well. We are disappointed that you allowed a group of angry students to bully you into resignation. We are disappointed that you taught Claremont students that reacting with emotion and anger will force the administration to act. We are disappointed that when two students chose to go on a hunger strike until you resigned, you didn’t simply say, “so what?” If they want to starve themselves, that’s fine—you don’t owe them your job. We are disappointed that you and President Chodosh put up with students yelling and swearing at you for an hour. You could have made this a productive dialogue, but instead you humored the students and allowed them to get caught up in the furor.

Above all, we are disappointed that you and President Chodosh weren’t brave enough to come to the defense of a student who was told she was “derailing” because her opinions regarding racism didn’t align with those of the mob around her. Nor were you brave enough to point out that these protesters were perfectly happy to use this student to further their own agenda, but turned on her as soon as they realized she wasn’t supporting their narrative. These protesters were asking you to protect your students, but you didn’t even defend the one who needed to be protected right in front of you.

Second, President Chodosh. We were disappointed to see you idly stand by and watch students berate, curse at, and attack Dean Spellman for being a “racist.” For someone who preaches about “leadership” and “personal and social responsibility,” your actions are particularly disappointing. You let your colleague, someone who has been helping your administration for the past three years and the college for six years, be publicly mocked and humiliated. Why? Because you were afraid.

. . .

We are adults, and we need to be mature enough to take ownership of and responsibility for our feelings, rather than demanding that those around us cater to our individual needs. The hypocrisy of advocating for “safe spaces” while creating an incredibly unsafe space for President Chodosh, former Dean Spellman, the student who was “derailing,” and the news media representatives who were verbally abused unfortunately seemed to soar over many of your heads.

Lastly, we are disappointed in students like ourselves, who were scared into silence. We are not racist for having different opinions. We are not immoral because we don’t buy the flawed rhetoric of a spiteful movement. We are not evil because we don’t want this movement to tear across our campuses completely unchecked.

We are no longer afraid to be voices of dissent.

[TripletDaddy]

president Chodosh? lol. rad name.

[lambdacoug]

The leftists who've controlled academia for years created the monster, now it's turning on them. You reap what you sow.

Yeah, them dirty liberals.

[originalsocal]

The virus spreads to Claremont McKenna College.

However, there is some hope. Other students at CMC are fighting back against the insanity with this letter in the student newspaper:

Thankfully for me, employee of Pomona College, there is a bit of sanity here in Claremont. (knocking firmly on wood)