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This shit is out of control. I am so glad that I was born before this current generation of college kids. Embarrassing.
http://triblive.com/opinion/editorials/9605185-74/lynch-college-lebanon#axzz3uJigjRzz
Student sensitivities, absent of any sensibilities, have been “assaulted” by the name “Lynch” on a campus building at Pennsylvania's Lebanon Valley College.
Some students find the name to be racially intolerable, regardless of who the building's namesake was or his efforts to sustain the private college through the Great Depression. But the aggrieved are willing to compromise: Rather than chisel away the name, they're OK if the person's first name and middle initial are added to Lynch Memorial Hall.
How stunningly broad-minded. Even the proudest parents must be pondering why they're wasting college tuition on hypersensitive dolts so far removed from reality.
Dr. Clyde A. Lynch served as Lebanon Valley's president from 1932 to 1950 and helped raise $550,000 for a physical education building that was named for him after his death. He was as far removed from Southern lynch mobs as anyone could be. But apparently that's not far enough for some fragile young minds.
We wonder if any of the offended can name the sitting U.S. attorney general.
Good grief. Lebanon Valley College officials should use this sad exercise in educated moronism as a teaching moment to tell these students to grow up and to use their brains.
http://triblive.com/opinion/editorials/9605185-74/lynch-college-lebanon#axzz3uJigjRzz
Student sensitivities, absent of any sensibilities, have been “assaulted” by the name “Lynch” on a campus building at Pennsylvania's Lebanon Valley College.
Some students find the name to be racially intolerable, regardless of who the building's namesake was or his efforts to sustain the private college through the Great Depression. But the aggrieved are willing to compromise: Rather than chisel away the name, they're OK if the person's first name and middle initial are added to Lynch Memorial Hall.
How stunningly broad-minded. Even the proudest parents must be pondering why they're wasting college tuition on hypersensitive dolts so far removed from reality.
Dr. Clyde A. Lynch served as Lebanon Valley's president from 1932 to 1950 and helped raise $550,000 for a physical education building that was named for him after his death. He was as far removed from Southern lynch mobs as anyone could be. But apparently that's not far enough for some fragile young minds.
We wonder if any of the offended can name the sitting U.S. attorney general.
Good grief. Lebanon Valley College officials should use this sad exercise in educated moronism as a teaching moment to tell these students to grow up and to use their brains.