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> so the rich kids that have parents who pay for parts of the school can still get a pass? It's Princeton. They're given due process, not administrative fiat.
by JumpCrisscross 6mo ago
> so the rich kids that have parents who pay for parts of the school can still get a pass?
It's Princeton. They're given due process, not administrative fiat. Also, on what planet does having "parents who pay for parts of the school" swing a student (versus administrator) run process?
- 9x39 6mo agoSeems unlikely the student-run honor committee decision would be immune to being 'reviewed' or 'considered' by faculty. Why would they cede that power?
- JumpCrisscross 6mo ago> Why would they cede that power? That's just the culture at Princeton. (And in a lot of high-trust settings.) Nobody is ceding real power, they're devolving unrewarding work.