Arrested Development Week in Higher Education
Your weekly report on campus news.
If nothing else, the last two weeks have shown average Americans that higher education in our country is rapidly devolving into kindergarten for young adults.
- U. Michigan Law School Scrubs Post-Election Play-Doh Event From Website
- U. Miami Students Get Milk And Cookies to Help Deal With Trump Victory
- Barnard Students Console Themselves Over Election With Coloring Books
The only time some students seem engaged is when they’re protesting something.
- Students Around the Country Destroy American Flags to Protest Trump
- Jesse Jackson Leads Student Walkout Over Trump at U. Michigan
- Pomona College Funds Student Trips to Anti-Trump Rally
Here’s the newest campus fad.
- Students Declare Syracuse University a Sanctuary Campus
- “Sanctuary Campuses” for illegal aliens is the next big thing
Notice how no one is protesting for the rights of these people.
- Artist Faces Jail for Hanging Anti-Terrorism Posters at George Mason U.
- Student Ejected From Class For Not Agreeing Trump Election As Bad As 9/11
- DePaul: Fundraiser for Terrorist Welcome, Ben Shapiro Not Welcome
Some people have more rights than others.
- Glenn Reynolds: Colleges Are Excluding Students Who Supported Trump
- Columbia Suspends Men’s Wrestling Season Over Lewd Texts
And everything is a problem.
- Students And Faculty at UVA Object to Inclusion of Thomas Jefferson in Speech
- Anti-Israel Kent State Students want Golda Meir Quote Removed (UPDATE – Rejected)
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Just a minor nit about the title of this post: “Arrested Development”.
In context, it appears that “arrested” is used to mean “stopped; prevented from proceeding”. However, if you look at the stories, another picture emerges. The development of these precious snowflakes hasn’t been “arrested”, it has regressed.
They are behaving like spoiled five-year-olds – and the so-called adults running these institutions are enabling them.
This is one of the major reasons why I have given up on the American education system in it’s entirety – from pre-K through graduate school.
Shouldn’t students who paid for classes file lawsuits for the professors not fulfilling their obligations by canceling classes?