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A commie professor is blasted
The Cal. State Monitor ^ | Nov. 3, 2001 | Roger Ringer

Posted on 11/03/2001 8:01:05 AM PST by Coastman5

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If you want to read the formal complaint I filed with the Dean, go to this link Busacca Complaint. It tells about how he Busacca went crazy when I was discussing my topic in his office. He started to go on about how Jesse Helmes is a racist and implied that I was a liar, because I certainly couldn't admire Helms if I had really viewed his voting record. I didn't get a letter back from the Dean so I called him, and he did say that he had spoken to Busacca about it, and found his behavior to be improper. When I called him he apologized for Busacca and said he took my complaint very seriously and will again speak to him. I said I will never go in Busacca's office again and the Dean is going to try to find someone else to guide me in my social science paper. Actually, I don't care to work with anyone from SFSU, because I have yet to meet a person who isn't a radical.
1 posted on 11/03/2001 8:01:05 AM PST by Coastman5 (csureform@yahoo.com)
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To: Coastman5
Eventually these Commie professors will die out and be replaced by the next generation, which I believe will tend toward libertarian ideas.
2 posted on 11/03/2001 8:06:47 AM PST by Libertarianize the GOP
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To: Coastman5
I assume that this paper is for undergrad work? I had a college professor who just got his phd say that you never never never argue or disagree with the professors when you are going for a phd. The key is to choose a post grad program that you agree with.

I have heard of a black person getting prosecuted for a hate crime. But nothing in the media, like they do when it's politically correct.

3 posted on 11/03/2001 8:10:41 AM PST by Sci Fi Guy
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To: Coastman5
I'm beginning to think it must be a job requirement for college professors to be left-leaning. I'm currently enrolled in our local community college. My algebra(yes, algebra) teacher had made several comments in class which set off alarms in my head, including one in support of unions. Thursday night, in the middle of a math class, he suddenly asked us if we knew where the money was coming from to pay for this war? "It's our grandchildren's future," he answered himself. It took all I had in me not to start a debate with him. THIS IS ALGEBRA FOR GOODNESS SAKES.
4 posted on 11/03/2001 8:12:26 AM PST by dubyagee
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To: Coastman5
commie professor

redundency :)

5 posted on 11/03/2001 8:17:44 AM PST by southern rock
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To: Libertarianize the GOP
I disagree. The next generation of college profs will tend to be even more extreme than this one. Although the extreme they swing to may be National Socialism (NAZI), but of course they'll call it something else.
6 posted on 11/03/2001 8:31:35 AM PST by cartoonistx
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To: dubyagee
According to several thinkers and scholars of intellectual history, the ideas that are dominant in academia at any time are unlikely to change -- in the minds of those who hold them. When / if change comes, it comes by displacement: the generation that holds them eventually dies off and is replaced by scholars with other ideas. At least, that appears to be the way it works in the sciences.

In the softer disciplines, it might not be so simple, since each generation struggles to reproduce its ideas in the one to come -- and seldom lets the process be impeded by facts. Indeed, the Left is now armed with a new weapon: the idea that there are no facts, that reality is a "social construction," which could easily be made into whatever they like, if enough people believed the right things.

And on that note, I believe I will pull the covers over my head and hope to awaken in a better time.

Freedom, Wealth, and Peace,
Francis W. Porretto
Visit the Palace Of Reason: http://palaceofreason.com

7 posted on 11/03/2001 8:31:42 AM PST by fporretto
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To: Sci Fi Guy
I assume that this paper is for undergrad work? I had a college professor who just got his phd say that you never never never argue or disagree with the professors when you are going for a phd. The key is to choose a post grad program that you agree with.

You are soooooo right. I have seen first hand how outspoken phd candidates are punished. After one "mis-statement", they languish in the program for years, slaving away doing the professor's research, not being credited in publications that steal their research ideas, their dissertations constantly criticized. Finally, they pass the time limit and are forced out of the program. I have seen more than one life ruined this way.

8 posted on 11/03/2001 8:31:56 AM PST by EarlyBird
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To: Coastman5
I remember a funny moment where this moron from Carnegie-Melon boasted about how he thinks Bush is dumb and it's true because everyone at his school thinks the same thing.
9 posted on 11/03/2001 8:42:52 AM PST by Bogey78O
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To: Coastman5
The only way to get liberalism out of the media and major universities is carpet bombing. College campuses are cesspools.
10 posted on 11/03/2001 8:48:05 AM PST by Always Right
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To: dubyagee
I can just see the test:

If x = thousands of dead Afghani civilians, and f(x) = Tomahawk missle, and y = millions of $ spent by evil Republicans, and a = one grandchild...

11 posted on 11/03/2001 8:55:40 AM PST by real saxophonist
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cx posted, "I disagree. The next generation of college profs will tend to be even more extreme than this one. Although the extreme they swing to may be National Socialism (NAZI), but of course they'll call it something else."

I'm in total agreement with you! Your timing is a little off as the current 30 to 40 something group of professors are full blown Neo Nazis. They believe that only with Federal and state socialism (ie Nazi) can anything be done in this country! The past 8 years under X42 and his Nazi Lesbo Jake Reno are proof of this!

Just look at the hullaboo re making the new Airport Security people workers Federal Workers and of course Federal Union members. Even the socialists in Europe abandonen these programs of nationalizing their Airport security programs as they could not fire the bad people. All of this socialism comes from the evil left wing think tanks manned by socialists and the Neo Nazis!

National Health insurance, national free drugs for the elderly, national educational programs for our schools are just a couple of prime new National Socialist Programs that these left wing think tanks manned by National Socialist Professors have come up with.

All of these new Nazi Programs come from the Neo Nazi Professors in our liberal universities who preach that nothing can be done unless we raise taxes and turn all problems over to the National Socialists (New Nazis).

Gray Davis has stepped beyond the New Nazis, he is now a neo Facist who wants to control every business in California from the power companies to those who use electricity! He is no different than Mussolini, and he is the most dangerous demonicRat in power in America.

We have seen worthless young men the ages of our sons get degrees that are worthless, then get jobs as graduate students to get their masters in that worthless degree, then become asst. professors while working on their PhD's in that worthless degree. Now as mid 30 somethings, they are professors spreading the National Socialism stuff to their students and hand picking their graduate student helpers and future phd asst. professors! I can guarantee you that zero conservatives are in these future Professor OJT programs. Each generation is even more liberal, more Nazi and becoming more of a facist like Davis!

This has been going on since 1932 across America and in the NE since WWI! We have tolerated it, ignored them and paid for their treason with our tax $'s, tuition $'s for our children and donations as alumni to these left wing viper nests!

12 posted on 11/03/2001 8:59:20 AM PST by Grampa Dave
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To: Coastman5
It's time to end, once and for all, the disgusting tenure system. Who else has a lifetime job, except perhaps some federal judges?
13 posted on 11/03/2001 9:02:38 AM PST by Tax Government
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To: EarlyBird
I have seen more than a few friends suffer for attempting to beard lions in their dens. Being a generally sneaky and subversive person, I would always find a desk with a good view of the other students and watch their body language for signs of disagreement with the professor and then waylay them after class for some impromptu tutoring of my own. They almost always were relieved to know that someone else agreed with them.

As for Phd programs and the future of our institutions, I am heartened by what I see as a more moderate to conservative bent among the candidates. While I admit, I attend one of the more conservative schools, Mississippi State, I would say that 80% of the graduate students in our history department are conservative. I think this is largely due to the fact that MSU is more of an A&M institution rather than liberal arts. Regards, Flying E

15 posted on 11/03/2001 9:12:51 AM PST by flying Elvis
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To: Coastman5
The Founding Fathers often resolved such disputes with duels. These affairs were conducted according to strict rules. Sometimes one of the parties to a duel died.

Since dueling was a high risk business, people like your professor there sought to avoid insults and behavior that would precipitate a duel - particularly with a much younger man.

Next time you need to pick a topic, look into the history of dueling in America. Point out how the elimination of this practice has resulted in the coarsening of behavior, particularly among the educated classes.

16 posted on 11/03/2001 9:20:21 AM PST by muawiyah
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To: Coastman5
It cracks me up when a school brags about how many tenured professors they have. Its not something to brag about.
17 posted on 11/03/2001 9:31:59 AM PST by culpeper
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To: dahlilaso
Welcome, newbie! Always glad to have a new family member--except if you are a commie, pinko, facist pig, peacenik, love either one or both clintons, or are glad that Geraldo is going to FNC. Just kidding, welcome!
18 posted on 11/03/2001 9:44:13 AM PST by In mourning for six years
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To: flying Elvis
As for Phd programs and the future of our institutions, I am heartened by what I see as a more moderate to conservative bent among the candidates. While I admit, I attend one of the more conservative schools, Mississippi State, I would say that 80% of the graduate students in our history department are conservative. I think this is largely due to the fact that MSU is more of an A&M institution rather than liberal arts. Regards, Flying E

I'm in a science department at my university. You wouldn't think there'd be much political agitation surrounding quantum physics or materials science, but there is. Everyone in the department is very liberal. I don't even want to go into the happenings that took place there during the 2000 election crisis.

Science faculty, moreover, have great power in universities. They get the lucrative governmental research grants and bring in millions of dollars to the university each year. A student complaint filed against them is an exercise in futility.

Thankfully, I am staff here, and not a student. My undergraduate major is history, however, so I too am heartened to learn of the conservative leanings at Mississippi State. Maybe I'll transfer there to finish my 15-year program. ;)

19 posted on 11/03/2001 9:52:03 AM PST by EarlyBird
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To: real saxophonist
If x = thousands of dead Afghani civilians, and f(x) = Tomahawk missle, and y = millions of $ spent by evil Republicans, and a = one grandchild...

See, my conservative logic says:

x(4 American planes used as weapons of mass destruction) +
y(thousands of radicals who despise America) =
z(bomb,bomb,bomb, buy more bombs, bomb,bomb,bomb, buy more bombs....).

Guess that's why I'm taking Algebra at this late age, my logic has never added up to theirs....go figure....

20 posted on 11/03/2001 9:52:52 AM PST by dubyagee
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