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Considering the reactions here to this incident, I wonder if at some point there will be a counter reaction by certain colleges. I wonder if some universities
by dudul 11y ago
Considering the reactions here to this incident, I wonder if at some point there will be a counter reaction by certain colleges.
I wonder if some universities will start advertising that they don't care about "safe spaces" and "puppy time". In the end, in the US, universities are in it for the money, and there seems to be a market for students who want to learn and not have to deal with this BS.
- sotojuan 11y ago> universities are in it for the money Which is why a lot of college are pandering to these people. They make them a lot of money. > and there seems to be a market for students who want to learn and not have to deal with this BS. I don't think colleges would necessarily brag about it, just not pander or do anything. Maybe I am wrong, but I haven't seen any engineering colleges do stuff like this. People just go, learn, and come out.
- natrius 11y agoThe danger of cultural waves like this is that there might not be a market for schools that stand up to it. If this mentality is prevalent enough in a whole generation of students, there may never be a school willing to stand up to it. It'll just become the new normal.