Posted on 05/26/2017 11:17:44 PM PDT by SonofCuchulainn
If you’re thinking about physically attacking a professor on a college campus at a public event you don’t like, it’s probably best to wear a mask.
That’s the moral from Middlebury College’s “resolution” to the riot on campus March 2 when author Charles Murray tried to speak.
On Tuesday — 82 days after the fact — the central Vermont liberal arts college announced the end of its “sanctioning process” against students who prevented Murray from speaking in public and then harassed and (possibly) injured a Middlebury professor who accompanied Murray. (More on that in a bit.)
It’s jarring enough that a professor was attacked and injured on campus. (By “injured,” by the way, I mean whiplash and a concussion. She spent a week in a dark room to recover.) But to get the full import, you have to see where she is coming from. ...
(Excerpt) Read more at newbostonpost.com ...
http://newbostonpost.com/2017/05/24/grim-consequences-for-middlebury-college-rioters/
Remember Kent State.
I wish the headline had been honest instead of sarcastic. The consequences were trivial.
It should have been Grin Consequences. This just encourages more attacks. These students should have had a serious beat down, Now they will consider the proceedings an award and go do it again.
Great article! Thanks for posting.
“It should have been Grin Consequences.”
Excellent!
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