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Are administrators getting dumber? If they're going to try to strong arm a professor for his personal opinions, why would they think it would work against a LA

• lagniappe 3y ago
  We're living in an age where the accusation means more than the substance of the transgression, whether it took place or not. In the court of public opinion, everyone is a defendant.
• hnfong 3y ago
  It's not like the administrators will have to take personal responsibility if they break some labor laws along the way...
• the_third_wave 3y ago
  > Are administrators getting dumber? They are getting more numerous by the day, outnumbering researchers by a wide margin. "Quantity has a quality of its own" said Joseph Stalin, alluding to the huge numbers of men he could put into the field. They have seen how just a few or even a single student protesting some perceived transgression can get the institute to cave to their will so what is to keep them from getting a law professor to heel?