Well, at least no weekends were ruined in this whole mess.
Except Jonathan Butler's, whose hunger strike coincided with National Sub Day and Subway's B1G1 promo, so he missed that.
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Well, at least no weekends were ruined in this whole mess.
This reads like "shut up and play for me" and "you receive a scholarship to play Division 1 sports, you're not allowed to have an opinion" to me.
Here's a good article from the schools newspaper with a timeline of events this fall.
http://www.themaneater.com/special-sections/mu-fall-2015/
Hey you know what? Every M*ch*gan fan I've ever met has been an unbridled arrogant ass and I'm sick of having to deal with it. They never change.
You guys wanna get a mob started and see if we can get them to fire someone over it? Harbaugh maybe?
http://thefederalist.com/2015/11/09...-professor-whos-trying-to-ban-media-coverage/
Meet The Mizzou Media Professor Who’s Trying To Ban Media Coverage
NOVEMBER 9, 2015 By Sean Davis
After desperately trying to gin up media coverage of student protests at the University of Missouri, one of the school’s media professors is nowfuriously trying to “muscle” the press off campus to prevent them from covering student protests that rapidly spiraled out of control Monday.
Mizzou president Timothy Wolfe announced his resignation on Monday after members of the school’s 4-5 football team announced they wouldboycott team activities unless the school acceded to certain demands surrounding racial equality. Unsurprisingly, Wolfe’s resignation did little to quell the mob.
On Monday afternoon, activists who had demanded Wolfe’s resignation abruptly demanded that media stop covering their activities on the public campus of the taxpayer-funded university. At the center of those demands was Melissa Click, an assistant professor of mass media within Mizzou’s communications department.
In the video below, you can see Click ask for “muscle” to help her bully a Mizzou student into not covering the ongoing mob protests:
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Your complaint about the "schizophrenic" nature of The Atlantic (my personal favorite opinion magazine) is misdirected; The Atlantic includes thought articles from a spectrum of points of view; it aims to educate through providing alternative and opposing viewpoints. That's the big reason I like the mag, because in reading it I feel like I've understood the opinions better of those I disagree with.The Atlantic has gotten really schizophrenic. Excluding Coates' serious (whether one agrees with his ideas or not) pieces, about 80% of the articles are trite little complaints about racial, gender, ethnic inequality/privilege that are mostly superficial at best and illogical or absurd at worst (the worst was probably one about the supposed sexism of the standard height of kitchen counters). The schizophrenic part comes from the occasional counterpoint article where they complain about freedom-stifling PC (even though they contribute to it as much as anyone). I honestly wonder if they even believe what they write or it's just advanced trolling and the pretty much lily-white, young, coastal-city based, staff writers are competing to see who can produce the most deliberately absurd article and get the most comments.
Back to Mizzou: of course President Wolfe is a scapegoat. And of course the black students at Mizzou are behaving like recently-empowered bullies.
Usually you and I agree, Max, but to single out only the African-American students on your comment above on this is beneath you, my friend.
This was a multi-cultural protest. There were both Black and White students and facility members protesting for these changes.
The state of Missouri is far from sterling when it comes to race relations. My mother is from Wardell, Missouri, and she's got stories from when she was coming up that will make a grown assed man break down in tears. She also stated that in some places in Missouri, the same thing still happens to this day.
Hey you know what? Every M*ch*gan fan I've ever met has been an unbridled arrogant ass and I'm sick of having to deal with it. They never change.
You guys wanna get a mob started and see if we can get them to fire someone over it? Harbaugh maybe?