PoliticalChic
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The need to be destroyed applies not only to government k-12 level schools, but to the Colleges, the ersatz translation of “Madrassas”
Here's why:
Faculty members of UNC’s Hussman School of Journalism and Media converged last week to bemoan a statement of values that’s etched in granite and is found in the lobby of their school.
The core values statement, installed two years ago, touts objectivity, impartiality, integrity and truth-seeking, and after their kvetching session that statement was reportedly scrapped from the school’s website, the News & Observer reports.
“Faculty say the display gives the impression those statements are values of the school and its faculty, and in a draft of a statement … faculty wrote it should be removed or given more context. The draft also said Hussman’s actions had been harmful to the school’s reputation,” the News & Observer reported.
What’s more, the journalism school dean, Susan King, “told attendees she would explore options with lawyers about what the school can do with the display in the lobby.”
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Here's why:
"Journalism Professors at UNC-Chapel Hill Protest Objectivity in News Reporting
“protesting a ‘core values’ statement that upholds objectivity as a key tenet of news reporting”Faculty members of UNC’s Hussman School of Journalism and Media converged last week to bemoan a statement of values that’s etched in granite and is found in the lobby of their school.
The core values statement, installed two years ago, touts objectivity, impartiality, integrity and truth-seeking, and after their kvetching session that statement was reportedly scrapped from the school’s website, the News & Observer reports.
“Faculty say the display gives the impression those statements are values of the school and its faculty, and in a draft of a statement … faculty wrote it should be removed or given more context. The draft also said Hussman’s actions had been harmful to the school’s reputation,” the News & Observer reported.
What’s more, the journalism school dean, Susan King, “told attendees she would explore options with lawyers about what the school can do with the display in the lobby.”

Journalism Professors at UNC-Chapel Hill Protest Objectivity in News Reporting
'protesting a 'core values' statement that upholds objectivity as a key tenet of news reporting'

If you vote Democrat, you support Izvestia and Pravda as our news sources.