Maybe I'm old and grumpy, but things seem pretty crazy these days on campuses. When I entered university in 1989, there was an extremely controversial professo

Maybe I'm old and grumpy, but things seem pretty crazy these days on campuses. When I entered university in 1989, there was an extremely controversial professor at my school [1]. There was outrage accompanied with generally peaceful protests. How it was handled at my school back then was that they organized a live TV debate with someone to argue the side against the professor's position. In other words, we the students (and the public for that matter) were treated like adults and we were expected to be able to hear and process ideas we may not agree with without overreacting or having our heads explode. IIRC, the whole notion of going to university, among other things, was to further develop our critical thinking skills. That seems to be hard to do in an echo chamber. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._Philippe_Rushton https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._Philippe_Rushton