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To: Check6
This proves what Tony Sanchez has been saying: "Texas is more liberal than you think." Also, notice that large numbers of students are rushing to get into the classes of this Marxist. Perhaps he is "giving grades" to keep students contented. The students probably don't listen to what he is saying -- probably don't even understand his views -- they are just there for an "easy A," I suspect. Students tend to avoid the instructors who have higher standards and expect more. They are looking for the easy way. Also many of the students are probably collecting federal subsidies to attend -- so for them it's a matter of getting the "most (grade point average) for the least (effort)." Ultimately, this is the government paying people to be irresponsible. Have we heard that before?
54 posted on 03/24/2002 5:52:57 AM PST by Theodore R.
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To: Theodore R.
This proves what Tony Sanchez has been saying: "Texas is more liberal than you think."

Certain areas in Texas at least are extremely liberal --I know because I live in one of those very liberal areas where it seems most people believe in government redistribution plans and are quite marxist. Tony Sanchez has big support in many areas of Texas because he is basically a marxist and his drug money laundering for the Mexican cartels seems not to be a problem for him either.

57 posted on 03/24/2002 5:59:57 AM PST by FITZ
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To: Theodore R.
Perhaps he is "giving grades" to keep students contented.

That's what Cornel West does at Harvard, allegedly. Also, this guy is probably entertaining. I'm sure the student's think he's funny with his anachronisms.

63 posted on 03/24/2002 6:13:20 AM PST by AmishDude
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