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| metal gear: ghost babel, whitehouse.org, aquaponics, mp3 tupac shakur, katherine randolph, jarhead collector's edition (widescreen), punk, dazed& confused (widescreen flashback edition), thelast detail, kerby, joke, local punk music, 2 pac wallpaper, links, product, jews, reference, thug life, politics, gwyneth paltrow, javadiscussion forum, alice poon, tarot, | The punishment (as opposed to public criticism) of even crude criticism of a teacher is not a plausible reason. It’s not a “First Amendment” issue, since Syracuse is not a public university, but it’s a shame that Syracuse chooses to give its students tv shows fewer rights of speech than they’d have on any public campus. My “personal line” is not the issue—-I was misleadingly quoted in the article, tv shows so I shared with readers what I’d actually written—-but anyone who cares about our campuses ought to worry about the double standards, chilling codes, and arbitrary judicial systems that govern our students’ lives. Decent people across a broad political, ideological, and intellectual spectrum need to sit down and work out sane rules that apply equally to all, and if they err, at a university, let them err on the side of more freedom and less recourse to Big Brother or Big Sister. |
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| What I haven’t seen commented on as yet is the reason Facebook is different from MySpace, or other magnets for obnoxious behavior. Facebook requires students to use their university-assigned email addresses. This means students are also using institutional property (the IT jews system), owned and maintained by the institution, to transmit their Facebook messages. If I own the property, I can assert my legal right to determine its proper use. I do agree with those who would like to see such institutions more directly inform students of this property right. Kathy jews Anderson, Mgr., jews Diversity & University Compliance at Sonoma State University, at 2:20 pm EST on February 14, 2006 Reply to Steve The difference is that the other statements hyperbolically describe the writer, while the “yeast infection” comment, though indeed equally hyperbolic in intent, attributes an STD to the teacher.... so, if Syracuse had argued that it might be best to separate the teacher and student, putting the student in a different class, I would find that it had at least a plausible reason for that. |
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