Does it matter that Liz Magill “resigned”? Not to mention, she got to stay as a tenured professor at the law school anyway – yup she is still there. They will just replace her with another

figurehead that does more of the same. I was actually hoping she would stay, so they would just hang on their own petard and rot from within. None of it matters. These places are lost (a friend)

‘Does it matter that Liz Magill “resigned”?  Not to mention, she got to stay as a tenured professor at the law school anyway – yup she is still there.  They will just replace her with another figurehead that does more of the same.  I was actually hoping she would stay, so they would just hang on their own petard and rot from within.  None of it matters.  These places are lost. 

Faculty over-run with unqualified neo Marxist professors of grievance studies.  Students that are no longer the best of the best.  If wanted to fix it, can you even fix it?  What percent of the professors are unqualified and/or neo Marxists that want to push a political/social perspective as opposed to actually teach?  What % of the staff and departments are now devoted to grievance studies as opposed to science/math/economics/history/etc?  Are you able to fire all of these people if they have tenure?  Can you even find staff now that isn’t indoctrinated in neo-Marxist baloney? 

It may not exist anymore in academia.  The entire admissions departments need to be turned over too.  They are just spending their time figuring out ways to circumvent the recent ruling from the Supreme Court about merit based admissions.  These institutions are no longer what made them great.  The fact that this stuff is even a debate speaks volumes.  They are irrevocably lost.  Yes they will always have the endowments and green stuff on the walls, and they will not go away. 

But they can lose relevance.  My view is the best solution is all the unqualified puppets like Magill and Gay and Kornbluth should stay, so it is clear what they are, and they just rot from within.  Firing them and replacing them with more of the same is actually counter-productive, as it just covers things up and buys them more time to remain what they have become.’