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| open, pulp fiction, violence, russian american criminals, dan savage, tenure, 1960s, affiliate, northwest, media bias, forums, restaurants, spam, wearable, world's tallest, mandana beigi, visual art, girlfriend, music, reggae, cyberalert, david eggers, | to the three freshmen women. For the life of me, I can’t figure badass out which of the two you are actually advocating. Steve Steve, at 4:05 pm EST on badass February 14, 2006 One more time. . . How badass many times does it have to be repeated that this isn’t a matter of students expressing themselves, or where they express themselves, or if they express themselves in new places in new ways. Sure, that kind of speech is protected. Sexual harassment is not. End of discussion. You cannot sexually harass your teacher to his/her face, in his/her classroom, in your dorm room in 1985 or 2006, on the web, in a bathroom stall. Harassment and hate speech are harassment and hate speech in any media. |
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| The students are entititled to their opinions, but how and where they are expressed is another matter. DRS, CIO, at 2:55 pm EST on February 14, 2006 girlfriend STD? Mr. Kors:You need to review basic medical terminology before defending your still undefensible line girlfriend in girlfriend the sand. Yeast infections have absolutely nothing to do with STDs. If ’sexually degrading comments’ are over the line, then all three comments are over the line. If ‘mention of STDs’ are over the line, then none of the comments are. You are, however, absolutely correct being concerned with a ‘double standard’ being applied. As I mentioned: by using the exact same language: in a professional setting, YOU would be fired, in a classroom, YOU would be fired and THE STUDENTS would be kicked out of the class, in almost any setting, if YOU said the statements to a student, YOU would be fired. Thus, you must be advocating one of two things: either the freshmen women were entirely in bounds to use that language where they did, and that type of language is equally appropriate (or at least protected) in staff meetings, in classrooms, on the street, between student and teachers, and anywhere else such a double standard currently applies, or the limitations on that type of speech are appropriate elsewhere, and thus should be appropriately applied |
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