Anonymous wrote:Everything will be just fine. Good that bad professors are getting out. Florida doesn’t want them. Plenty of others keep coming!
Anonymous wrote:Everything will be just fine. Good that bad professors are getting out. Florida doesn’t want them. Plenty of others keep coming!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Everything will be just fine. Good that bad professors are getting out. Florida doesn’t want them. Plenty of others keep coming!
The good professors are leaving to be replaced by unimaginative dipshits. The degree won’t mean much without the top professors and the top students.
Anonymous wrote:Everything will be just fine. Good that bad professors are getting out. Florida doesn’t want them. Plenty of others keep coming!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh no, what will Florida ever do without ecology and social justice professors!
Without ecology professors, FL stands to lose a LOT of their natural resource management expertise, which in turn fuels tourism to see and experience Florida's vast array of ecological wonders. You sound ignorant.
Professors aren't involved in natural resource management. States and municipalities handle that, and when they need outside expertise, they hire consultants.
Professors teach and research resource management, flood prevention, stormwater management, and every other environmental challenge in Florida. Experts don’t grow on trees.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh no, what will Florida ever do without ecology and social justice professors!
Without ecology professors, FL stands to lose a LOT of their natural resource management expertise, which in turn fuels tourism to see and experience Florida's vast array of ecological wonders. You sound ignorant.
Professors aren't involved in natural resource management. States and municipalities handle that, and when they need outside expertise, they hire consultants.
And where does the research that these consultants rely on come from exactly?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Radical leftists should simply leave.
No one wants their indoctrination.
Period.
What Florida is doing is to impose radical right wing indoctrination and a suppression of anything including bonafide science that goes against the far right narrative.
Study of climate, for one.
What "bonafide science" are they suppressing? Be specific.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Radical leftists should simply leave.
No one wants their indoctrination.
Period.
What Florida is doing is to impose radical right wing indoctrination and a suppression of anything including bonafide science that goes against the far right narrative.
Anonymous wrote:
Radical leftists should simply leave.
No one wants their indoctrination.
Period.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh no, what will Florida ever do without ecology and social justice professors!
Without ecology professors, FL stands to lose a LOT of their natural resource management expertise, which in turn fuels tourism to see and experience Florida's vast array of ecological wonders. You sound ignorant.
Professors aren't involved in natural resource management. States and municipalities handle that, and when they need outside expertise, they hire consultants.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Oh no, what will Florida ever do without ecology and social justice professors!
Without ecology professors, FL stands to lose a LOT of their natural resource management expertise, which in turn fuels tourism to see and experience Florida's vast array of ecological wonders. You sound ignorant.
Professors aren't involved in natural resource management. States and municipalities handle that, and when they need outside expertise, they hire consultants.