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The headline generates that "students are lazy and entitled" response. It's similar to the headline "some lady sued McDonald's because her coffee was too hot."
by misterprime 4y ago
The headline generates that "students are lazy and entitled" response. It's similar to the headline "some lady sued McDonald's because her coffee was too hot."
We really should stop and think: "There are two sides to this story. Let's hear them out."
- actionablefiber 4y agoThere are really three. There's the professor's side, the students' side, and the administration's side.
- tablespoon 4y ago> There are really three. There's the professor's side, the students' side, and the administration's side. Actually four: 1) professor's side, 2) the students' side, 3) the administration's side, 4) and society-as-a-whole's side.
- kleene_op 4y agoAnd then there's HN's side, which is all about enumerating the sides.
- yellowapple 4y agoHN side enumeration law: there are more sides to a story than you think, even after accounting for the HN side enumeration law.