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> Maybe "I would fire this person, if they worked for me" or "I would kick this person out of my social club" are more apt. You can't have it both ways. Univer
by nickysielicki 11y ago
> Maybe "I would fire this person, if they worked for me" or "I would kick this person out of my social club" are more apt.
You can't have it both ways. Universities shouldn't be able to get the benefit of federal endowments and federally guaranteed student loans while also being considered aristocratic social clubs with the autonomy to pick and choose and deny whoever they want.
If they're a resource that is so important that it must be protected and governed and funded by the federal government, then you should go full-stop and consider it a public resource. And if it is a public resource, then there should be no special laws that the institution is governed by, and the deciding factor as to whether someone should be kicked-out should be violation of general law, decided by real courts, brought by real police, and argued by real lawyers.
- SolaceQuantum 11y agoBy that logic, universities shouldn't be able to kick someone out for being disruptive repeatedly or getting bad grades. No?
- nickysielicki 11y agoI think you could work those policies into law.