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UMass Dorm Display for Stressed Out Students Features The Care Bears

UMass Dorm Display for Stressed Out Students Features The Care Bears

“It’s important to take care of ourselves!”

This is obviously just the latest example of what comes with safe space culture. This dorm is reportedly for honors students.

Campus Reform reports:

College enlists Care Bears to comfort stressed-out students

A dorm display at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst is using Care Bears to help students who feel “grumpy or stressed.”

“Feeling grumpy or stressed? Let the Care Bears help!” the display states above a large, hand-drawn rainbow adorned with bit of advice for students.

“It’s important to take care of ourselves! Self-care is an active choice and you should treat it as such,” one section proclaims, while other suggest that students “surround yourselves with supportive people” and “reminders of what you love.”

The display also suggests goofing around with friends, making time for fun, eating healthy, and getting enough sleep.

According to Bradley Polumbo, a sophomore at UMass-Amherst, the display was posted in Birch Hall, the dorm for students in the Honors College.

“Frankly, I just think it’s ridiculous,” Polumbo told Campus Reform. “The people that live in this dorm are either 20 or 21 years old. We could be overseas fighting in wars right now, or working full time with kids at home to feed.”

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OMG! Is this really the future of America?

You know what that means…The Bear Is Loose!

Polumbo told Campus Reform. “The people that live in this dorm are either 20 or 21 years old. We could be overseas fighting in wars right now, or working full time with kids at home to feed.”

@Polumbo … yeah … you could … but ya aren’t are ya.

Cheap bastards just don’t want to shell out for the Play-Doh.

This going to be filled with fat lesbians and neuters. Stay away.