Harvard cancelled classes because they lost the election

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is it possible to have a more immature reaction than Harvard?

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2024/11/14/moss-harvard-election-day-canceled-classes/

It’s a good article. Democrats need to growth up.


Yes, glad at least one student sees it.

My dh was at the Kennedy school in 2016. There was a similar level of wailing and gnashing of teeth.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:This is a terribly misleading title. A few professors at Harvard decided to cancel their classes on the day after their election. Boo hoo.

I'm in college right now, and some of my professors extended the deadline for assignments due on Wednesday to Thursday (an adjustment they made BEFORE the election) because they knew students would be distracted on Tuesday. I think it's a perfectly reasonable thing to do.


This author is a current student at Harvard, yet you think you know better. I can already tell you're going to be one of "those" young employees...

Someone's illiterate.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is it possible to have a more immature reaction than Harvard?

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2024/11/14/moss-harvard-election-day-canceled-classes/


Same for Yale, GU and Princeton


And? So did Notre Dame and the Naval academy. so what?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Is it possible to have a more immature reaction than Harvard?

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2024/11/14/moss-harvard-election-day-canceled-classes/


My god. These people are an embarrassment to the human race.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:If things continue at this rate, in 20 years an Ivy League degree will be a huge warning sign. For some, it already is.


Seriously. I would be mortified if one of my kids engaged in this nonsense.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is it possible to have a more immature reaction than Harvard?

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2024/11/14/moss-harvard-election-day-canceled-classes/


I don’t have to imagine. I witnessed the storming of the capitol. Canceling classes for a day seems pretty minor compared to breaking into a building, stealing a podium, shouting hang Mike Pence, killing police officers, etc. But yeah, let’s make fun of some smart kids who are sad and don’t try to overthrow the government.


And plenty of kids there aren’t sad, have paid tuition, and are there to learn. Do your job and show up to teach or be taught.


+100
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is it possible to have a more immature reaction than Harvard?

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2024/11/14/moss-harvard-election-day-canceled-classes/


Same for Yale, GU and Princeton


And? So did Notre Dame and the Naval academy. so what?


DP. Link, please?
Anonymous
Administrators and professors at Columbia, Penn, Harvard, Oregon, Michigan State and the University of Massachusetts, Amherst provided students various options—therapy dogs, grieving spaces, and time off—to “process” the results. The self-care agenda at Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy included afternoon “Legos and Coloring.”

https://www.wsj.com/opinion/the-trump-protests-fizzle-election-results-civil-unrest-2016-compared-to-2024-86f87ca1?mod=opinion_recentauth_pos3&mod=WSJ_home_columnists_pos_3
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They're going to look smart in 6 months when you fools realize what you've done.


Voted for a non-democrat.

Remember folks: democrats are supposed to win every election. They are never supposed to lose the presidency!! Every 4 years, a democrat chosen by the party elite just assumes office, that’s democracy.

Democracy= democrats winning every election

You’re being facetious, but for some of these students, this is literally the first time in their lifetime that a Republican has won the popular vote, so it probably does seem weird.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They're going to look smart in 6 months when you fools realize what you've done.


Voted for a non-democrat.

Remember folks: democrats are supposed to win every election. They are never supposed to lose the presidency!! Every 4 years, a democrat chosen by the party elite just assumes office, that’s democracy.

Democracy= democrats winning every election

You’re being facetious, but for some of these students, this is literally the first time in their lifetime that a Republican has won the popular vote, so it probably does seem weird.


I'm afraid they're going to have to pull up their big kid pants and simply get used to it. You win some you lose some.
DP
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:They're going to look smart in 6 months when you fools realize what you've done.


Part of the pampered, babied generation. They grew up with everyone is a winner, a trophy for all, "your" truth is what matters, if the work is too hard we'll make it easier, etc. They weren't taught "When the going gets tough, the tough get going. "
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Administrators and professors at Columbia, Penn, Harvard, Oregon, Michigan State and the University of Massachusetts, Amherst provided students various options—therapy dogs, grieving spaces, and time off—to “process” the results. The self-care agenda at Georgetown’s McCourt School of Public Policy included afternoon “Legos and Coloring.”

https://www.wsj.com/opinion/the-trump-protests-fizzle-election-results-civil-unrest-2016-compared-to-2024-86f87ca1?mod=opinion_recentauth_pos3&mod=WSJ_home_columnists_pos_3


They won't be prepared when life kicks them in the butt.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They're going to look smart in 6 months when you fools realize what you've done.


Voted for a non-democrat.

Remember folks: democrats are supposed to win every election. They are never supposed to lose the presidency!! Every 4 years, a democrat chosen by the party elite just assumes office, that’s democracy.

Democracy= democrats winning every election

You’re being facetious, but for some of these students, this is literally the first time in their lifetime that a Republican has won the popular vote, so it probably does seem weird.


I'm afraid they're going to have to pull up their big kid pants and simply get used to it. You win some you lose some.
DP


+1
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Is it possible to have a more immature reaction than Harvard?

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2024/11/14/moss-harvard-election-day-canceled-classes/


Yes, I’d say smearing your poop on the Capitol walls and breaking into other people’s offices is more than immature. Or breaking into the Capitol with zip ties to kidnap people is more “immature.”



You're probably right to compare the immaturity of these kids to those losers.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:They're going to look smart in 6 months when you fools realize what you've done.


Part of the pampered, babied generation. They grew up with everyone is a winner, a trophy for all, "your" truth is what matters, if the work is too hard we'll make it easier, etc. They weren't taught "When the going gets tough, the tough get going. "


Yes, a canceled class one day is all of this.

All you dudes obsessed with toughness and then your heros are Tucker and the Trumps and all sorts of other men than whine when they lose the smallest of things and clearly the reason they fret about testosterone is because they're lacking it.

I'm sure all these Ivy league kids will be just fine. Canceled one day of class and all.
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