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Category Archives: Killing a Professor
Mid-Twentieth Century Blues. Chapter Four, Part One.
Inescapable Institutional Violence “For the beauty of strong courageous women is ugly by misogynist standards of “beauty.” Mary Daly Prelude Sometimes you get caught up in a cause or a battle and you cannot step away from … Continue reading →
Posted in Cause of Violence, Disillusionment in Higher Education, Education not War, Higher Education, Hostility and Violence on Campus, Killing a Professor, Misogynism, Misogynism in Higher Education, Religious Beliefs destroy females careers, Religious hatred, Strategies to derail females, Stress and Professors, Students at risk, Terrorists on Campus, Violence Against Women, Violence and Religion
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Tagged Administrative Incompetence, alienation, Bullying, Civility in the Classroom, education, Greedy Administrators, Higher Education, inhumanity in the classroom, Politics on campus, Presidents of Universities, Slaves to administrators, Using faculty, Violence on campus, Violence on College Campuses, War on campus
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Students Were Afraid to Learn About Other Religions!
The Classroom Became a War Zone! Excerpt from Final Exam Jihad. An Opportunity for Loneliness. “You and Me” We started together, you and me. We were new on campus. We found new friends and faced new challenges. Some of us … Continue reading →
Posted in Disillusionment in Higher Education, Education not War, Higher Education, Hostility and Violence on Campus, Jihad, Killing a Professor, Misogynism, Misogynism in Higher Education, Religious Beliefs destroy females careers, Religious hatred
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Tagged Academics, Administrative Incompetence, alienation, Bullying, Civility in the Classroom, classroom, Disruptive Students, education, educators, Greedy Administrators, Higher Education, inhumanity in the classroom, Jihad, Politics on campus, students, Using faculty, Violence on campus, Violent students
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