These people are adult babies who have no idea how the real world works.
Yale Daily News reports:
Undergraduates fear settlement with Trump may cause Yale lasting harmAmid widespread backlash to a potential settlement between Yale and the Trump administration, some undergraduates expressed concern that the University’s lack of transparency around negotiations might sow distrust in its leaders.Since late June, when reports of Yale’s settlement talks with the Trump administration first emerged, administrators have largely declined to speak on the matter — until Yale President Maurie McInnis acknowledged ongoing negotiations in a schoolwide email on Monday. Last week, backlash from students, faculty and alumni groups culminated in a campus press conference, at which Sen. Richard Blumenthal LAW ’73 said that Yale had proposed a second settlement offer after the Trump administration rejected the first.“I just feel like the current Yale student body is so passionate about not making a deal with Trump, and I just feel like the administration needs to hear that,” incoming student Andres Alvarez ’30 told the News after speaking at last Friday’s conference. “They need to hear what ‘Lux et Veritas’ means. They need to know that ‘Light and Truth’ is not about hiding their dealings in closed doors, but to actually respond to the active student body that’s arguing against this.”In an email to the News, Luca Shakoori ’29 wrote that while he is worried about how federal influence might threaten academic freedom, he is most concerned with “the lack of transparency around the negotiations, which only further erodes trust in the university.”“Depending on what course Yale decides to take, it could take a long time for the resulting scars of distrust to heal,” Angel Ortiz ’29 wrote in an email to the News.Ortiz said that negotiations might harm the perception that past, present and future students have of Yale, adding that he would not blame a high school student for choosing to attend another university that would “represent them better.”
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