[Ursus arctos horribilis]

Just another diversity day on the campus. Left wing OK, right wing, you die for daring to contradict.

[Grampa Dave]

Great Story.

Here is an instant unemployment major/degree, "comparative literature"!

Comparative literature! Perfect for an affirmative action diversity queen.

[bluefish]

The only reason the sale was so "offensive" to some of those whiny "I deserve something extra" folks was because as my mother used to say.. The truth hurts.

[fella]

When a liberal commits an act of violence it is always justified through a equally tortured reasoning.

[lainie]

Twinkie and Oreo are derogatory terms?

There's so much I don't know about campus life.

[sheik yerbouty]

FM if they can't take a joke!

[Russell Scott]

Liberals can't laugh at their lunacy, that is why it's so dangerous, they actually take it seriously.

[Hank Rearden]

I didn't see a single major mentioned that can actually enable one to earn a living. Good luck, losers.

[Richard Kimball]

"We got the same grades and the same SAT scores, and they think that because I'm Latina I got an easier break," Fernandez said.

Why do I keep thinking of when John Belushi started sneezing during the hearing in Animal House?

[FreeRadical]

The debate grew heated as Bruin Walk filled at lunchtime, and ended abruptly as an angry student grabbed boxes of Oreos and crackers, spilled them on the ground, and tore down the banner cursing what he called "white privilege."

Where's the press release about how this guy is expected to be in intense care for a few more weeks?

[dsc]

"I just think it's sad to know that they think of us as people who got in here just for our race," said Ana Fernandez, a third-year political science student."

You are and you always will be.

Even if you could have gotten in without a race preference, the existence of those preferences means you'll never escape that stigma.

And "affirmative action at work" becomes the most popular phrase never to see print.

[Bonaparte]

The first guy to dump the oreos and twinkies on the ground has lost the argument.

[I still care]

By the way, if it is really an affirmative action sale, the items should have been really desirable items, that everyone wants, there should not have been enough to go around, and minorities should have been allowed to buy more and for a cheaper price, while whites had to pay double the amount.

Now I would consider THAT analogous to real life. And the whites that couldn't afford it should have had to settle for twinkies and oreos.

[Yardstick]

The Left. Such babies!

Whether it's breaking glass in Seattle, holding a Puke-in in San Francisco, or scattering twinkies in Las Angeles, the Left can be counted on to make a mess when it gets upset.

[Hobsonphile]

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[raybbr]

Neao saw the disruption of the sale as the natural effect of taking an offensive approach to a social issue.

A veiled justification for violence. When liberals are offended they have the right to resort to "social unrest".

[tuna_battle_slight_return]

"crackers for race-based prices on Bruin Walk on Wednesday, but they never meant it to end in chaos."

Hey, I'm a cracker! Anyone can call me a cracker. Crackers are good for you.

[CatoRenasci]

My class at UCLA Law School was about 10% black and 10% hispanic. At one point, an assistant to the Dean of Admissions told me that of that group, only one of the blacks and two of the hispanics would have been admitted on the same standards as the other 80% of the class (non-hispanic whites and asians). From my experiences in class and on law review, the difference in the ability of the minority students to do the work was marked, in all but three or four cases. Bar passage rates told a similar story.

[aomagrat]

Nashaua Neao, a third-year political science and African American studies student

What kind of degree is "African American Studies"?

[Teetop]

"We want to (debate) this in a formal setting where we can be diplomatic about it," said Kristie Hernandez, a third-year comparative literature student.

AKA; .....in a formal setting where we (liberals) can control it.