Seems the college has a treasure trove of very valuable art that the sale of two or three pieces could pay the $30 million they owe Gibsons.
Unfortunately the uber woke school won’t settle the affair and get on with life.
If Oberlin were to dry up and blow away it would be a good thing.
OTOH, just paying the Gibsons would also be a good thing.
The Woke culture has ambled down a path that leads to confusion and weakness. They are lost without the sense to know it or the wit to find their way out. They must perish and in their stead will arise a wisdom born of the failure of unicorns and fairies to show the way. When snowflakes melt the grass is watered and flowers bloom.
I have wondered if the Oberlin students mostly supported Gibson’s or the college.
I am not above a hideous pun indicating that they’re only in it for the Monet, but surely this example of Western Colonialist Oppressor White Privilege art should be considered dispensable by the excruciatingly Woke Oberlin administration? They seem to me to be acting like one of their students, deliberately running up the credit card debt beyond any hope of repayment, waiting for the creditors to offer to settle at pennies on the dollar. They’ve already out-waited one of the plaintiffs into the grave. Were I on the board the current administration would be looking for another job, but I’m not, and the ones who are have to be considered complicit in the scam. Too big to touch.
Maybe Nicholas Sandman’s attorney could have a go at them....if the college could be on the hook for his additional fees
OHIO PING!
Please let me know if you want on or off the Ohio Ping list.
“A Road Trip to Oberlin, Post-Gibson Bakery Case
The American Spectator ^ | 1/27/2019 | Michael R. Cook “