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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]Sancho
(9,204 posts)5. I suppose that one's spouse reflects one's values...here's more on the story...
http://www.sevendaysvt.com/vermont/burlington-college-students-press-for-changes-after-profs-dismissal/Content?oid=2135730
Students at Burlington College voiced frustration and outrage last week over the recent dismissal of a popular literature professor, prompting an emergency meeting of the colleges Board of Trustees.
At Fridays marathon, five-hour session, students demanded that the board implement significant policy reforms, including the adoption of a formal grievance policy for faculty and staff and more checks and balances on the colleges president. They also requested partial tuition reimbursement for students whose classes were disrupted by the dismissal of the professor, Genese Grill.
The meeting, most of which was conducted behind closed doors, brought to a boil a controversy thats been simmering for months at the tiny liberal-arts college overlooking Lake Champlain. In September, representatives of the Student Government Association (SGA) began meeting with students, faculty and staff about what they described as a toxic and disruptive environment on campus, which they blame on Burlington College President Jane OMeara Sanders.
Seventy-four of the colleges 170 students and 11 faculty and staff signed a petition calling for the emergency meeting and expressing the view that theres a crisis in leadership at the school.
Students at Burlington College voiced frustration and outrage last week over the recent dismissal of a popular literature professor, prompting an emergency meeting of the colleges Board of Trustees.
At Fridays marathon, five-hour session, students demanded that the board implement significant policy reforms, including the adoption of a formal grievance policy for faculty and staff and more checks and balances on the colleges president. They also requested partial tuition reimbursement for students whose classes were disrupted by the dismissal of the professor, Genese Grill.
The meeting, most of which was conducted behind closed doors, brought to a boil a controversy thats been simmering for months at the tiny liberal-arts college overlooking Lake Champlain. In September, representatives of the Student Government Association (SGA) began meeting with students, faculty and staff about what they described as a toxic and disruptive environment on campus, which they blame on Burlington College President Jane OMeara Sanders.
Seventy-four of the colleges 170 students and 11 faculty and staff signed a petition calling for the emergency meeting and expressing the view that theres a crisis in leadership at the school.
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So because you don't like it when others do it you're doing the same thing?
beam me up scottie
Jun 2015
#20
There is not one time I've criticized the actions of a candidates spouse and the candidate
Luminous Animal
Jun 2015
#26