UofM folds like a cheap lawn chair

[Matt]

Did MLive report this situation inaccurately or is it just that you are happy with how this was handled and choose to discount the facility?

I'm not sure which facility you're talking about, but construction is booming in Ann Arbor.

I can't always control the old autocorrect, but replace that with Faculty and what's your thought? As an Alumni, are you happy the University choose Trump over the students and faculty?

With any ability to comprehend what you read, you'll see I was right all along: https://president.umich.edu/news-commun ... d-success/

[TC Talks]

Did MLive report this situation inaccurately or is it just that you are happy with how this was handled and choose to discount the facility?

I'm not sure which facility you're talking about, but construction is booming in Ann Arbor.

I can't always control the old autocorrect, but replace that with Faculty and what's your thought? As an Alumni, are you happy the University choose Trump over the students and faculty?

With any ability to comprehend what you read, you'll see I was right all along: https://president.umich.edu/news-commun ... d-success/

You mean running away from DEIB toward disabled students? I applaud the commitment to disabilities and mental health, but it's just a matter of time before Trump returns to get his dick sucked again with his next crazy ass demand...

Meanwhile, words from a real leader and not a Trump Patsy....

Garber wrote in a statement Monday that the Trump administration’s demands to the school violate “Harvard’s First Amendment rights and [exceed] the statutory limits of the government’s authority.”

“No government — regardless of which party is in power — should dictate what private universities can teach, whom they can admit and hire, and which areas of study and inquiry they can pursue,” he wrote.

[MWmetalhead]

I wish the Go Blue Guarantee were in place when I was a student there! I would have qualified for free tuition in all likelihood.

Back then, in-state tuition for the business school was only $7k a year. That is an absolute bargain compared to today. I believe out of state students had to pay $21k a year.

[kager]

Did a majority of professors / instructors still speak English at the time?