Drlee wrote:Oxford is just another failing university.
I guess that's one way to describe the university ranked #1 in the world.
Drlee wrote:Fortunately with a republican administration in the US and conservative gains in most every state, we are in a position to rid ourselves of the administrators and professors trying to foist this ignorance on the rest of us and replace them with people interested in educating our young.
Yes, the science-denying, illiterate, pig-ignorant Trump vote is really interested in
educating our young. "Our universities are way over-funded" sounds like exactly the sort of "pro-education" position the world needs. But hey, come to think of it, I hear Donald Trump makes
tremendous universities. With great people. The best people.
Drlee wrote:It is past time that college administrators and professors understand that they are employees of the people and that the job of a student is to sit down, shut up and learn.
I think you wanted to say "obey" rather than "learn", because even if this story were true - which it isn't, as has been pointed out multiple times in this thread! - students pushing boundaries and occasionally being little shits is not inconsistent with "learning". In fact, it's a big part of
how they learn.
"Perhaps you want me to die of unrelieved boredom while you keep talking." - Martin Luther