> It feels like colleges are turning into breeding grounds for social justice warriors Is this really the case? All colleges probably have a vocal minority of

> It feels like colleges are turning into breeding grounds for social justice warriors Is this really the case? All colleges probably have a vocal minority of activists, and some colleges have more than others. But I'd guess the vast majority of students are still there to learn and have fun? > It feels like the onus should be on the colleges to make costs more reasonable, rather than getting another handout from a rich benefactor (which will not last long). Agreed, this won't do anything to solve the underlying problem. Lately, it seems like throwing money at a problem is all we prepared to do (see also the Proposition 10 homeless tax).