I sidestepped the matter until we got to Wallace's book, which makes a good case that my students' simple condemnations were wrong; that it was, in some ways, worse than that.
Campus policed have received similar condemnation for student protests over the past two years, including after events only a few months ago.
Yet compared to the recent backlash at ODU, none of the other banners have generated comparable outrage or condemnation from student and university leaders. .
The incident was marked by a volatile shouting match between the aldermen and students, and met with condemnation from free-speech advocates.
As a law student, I disagree with the condemnation of the New York City Police Department's stop-and-frisk database as "monstrous".
In 1989, the violent suppression of student protests in Tiananmen Square brought condemnation and sanctions against the Chinese government from various countries.
Students were eloquent in their condemnation of the move, saying that the arts should be a vehicle to heal and inspire, leading people away from their darker selves.
As vice chairman of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, on which he served from the late 1970s to the mid-1980s, Rabbi Plaut was responsible for the decision, which drew both wide praise and wide condemnation, allowing Sikh students in Canada to wear traditional ceremonial daggers to school.
A6 China Frees 3 Dissidents The Chinese government has released three jailed "cyber dissidents," including a young college student whose arrest a year ago brought international condemnation.
Sadly, I learned that while there would – quite rightly – have been an uproar were any racism, sexism or homophobia to have taken place, there was no similar condemnation when a fellow student approached me to announce: "You're old".
