Posted on 12/29/2010 7:23:32 AM PST by Academiadotorg
Nobody can miss the point like a well-paid, federally subsidized scholar. Here are ten who tried and failed again in 2010:
1. An academic who believes that Social Security is sound;
2. Professors who still believe that the woes that afflict higher education can be solved through federal intervention;
3. A BC sociologist who sees the major problem in the Middle East asIsrael;
4. A Central Florida political scientist who cant believe people would think President Clinton was left-wing;
5. A Berkeley prof bemoaning phantom budget cuts;
6. A Yale economist who compares global warming skeptics to Hitler-appeasing Neville Chamberlain;
7. A Notre Dame philosopher who tried to sell libertarians on welfare rights;
8. Back to Berkeley to find a lawyer who cant understand why Americans like Red Lobster;
9. A University of Arizona prof showed the value of reading by not perusing her states new immigration law before denouncing it; and
10. A Lynchburg College art professor who worked Stalin into a D-Day sculpture even though old Joe was nowhere near Omaha Beach.
Malcolm A. Kline is the Executive Director of Accuracy in Academia.
If you would like to comment on this article, e-mail mal.kline@academia.org
Accuracy in Academia is an awesome organization.
Thanks for posting this article in its entirety!
Definitely worth going to the source for the links to the original materials.
http://www.academia.org/10-academic-non-sequiters/
And no popups or flash ads! :-)
It’s spelled “non-sequitur.” ur not er at the end.
It’s spelled “non-sequitur.” ur not er at the end.
Copy and paste of titles is a good way to avoid embarrassing onself with such an unfortunate mistake.
Of all the things that liberals talk about needing ‘reform’, academics is one that is not on their list but that truly needs major reform.
Non-Sequitor- Also a south hating bastard poster here who finally got banned for liberal banter. Hey N-S, if you happen to be lurking..... FU!!!!!
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