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Did you read the resignation letter? I thought it was pretty obvious that corruption - maybe in a less sinister form - was the underlying reason for the issues
by freshdonut 5y ago
Did you read the resignation letter? I thought it was pretty obvious that corruption - maybe in a less sinister form - was the underlying reason for the issues he brought up.
- elefanten 5y agoGiven how wrapped the letter is in one-sided rhetoric and how full it is of sweeping, dismissive accusations such as "we all knew the mendacious reasons had nothing to do with academic standards"... how exactly do extract an "obvious" takeaway about the underlying events?
- x86_64Ubuntu 5y agoHe spoke about Palestine and not getting enough condolences for his mother's death. Neither of those subjects jump out as "corruption".
- dmos62 5y agoApathy and politicaly-motivated administration is corruption of a collegial environment and academic responsibilities.