Jan 15, 2021
11:14:12am
11:14:12am
BYU has actual academic “freedom” issues, in the sense that there are ideas
and topics that are expressly forbidden - you are prohibited from teaching certain things, or asking certain questions.
Some other universities have academic culture issues, which might have some similar effects.
But the whole “woke police” on campus thing is, IMO, a little exaggerated by the Crowders and “campus reform” types. The average skid at a state school probably doesn’t see a lot of that going on.
Some other universities have academic culture issues, which might have some similar effects.
But the whole “woke police” on campus thing is, IMO, a little exaggerated by the Crowders and “campus reform” types. The average skid at a state school probably doesn’t see a lot of that going on.
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I think it is more that many credit the whole school with the value of the business or accounting programs.
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Is it fair to ask your educational and professional background to assess your qualifications in making this judgement?
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