University Tells Student to Remove Cross Necklace (Because it might offend other students)

Townhall ^ | 07/02/2013 | Todd Starnes

[unixfox]

Sounds like this student needs to tell other students to wear their crosses. In defiance.

[Foolsgold]

[Foolsgold]

[Logical me]

When the revolution comes I sure hope that the Patriots don’t forget to clean out these nests of vipers.

They will get cleaned out one way or another. Tar and Feathers will come back.

[DPMD]

Yep, just as soon as he’s released from the hospital.

[count-your-change]

Did she remove her cross? Or keep wearing it in sight?

[texas booster]

I thought the same thing.

The university president can't contact an employee of said university to apologize?

He sure can find each employee to ask for donations to the cause.

[Peet]

“The “supervisor” who ordered the removal of the cross should be fired.”

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They cover for each other. We had one who sent work/study student employees ( 10%/90% federal/state $) to her house to babysit her chilluns.

They buried that like a dead skunk — major coverup but all the staff knew about it. Couldn’t rat her out because she was sleeping with the dept. head and sucked-up BIG time to the vice-chancellor. A decade after I left in disgust, they got her out of the dept. An art professor in a computer/networking services dept == teats on a boar hawg.

Academia is AT LEAST as corrupt as govt.

[gonzo]

Bump for later ............................................................................................ FRegards

[ducttape45]

In my younger days I might acquiesce to his request, but these days I’d tell him to take a flying leap into the nearest lake.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks SeekAndFind.

A Sonoma State University student has filed a religious accommodation request after she said she was ordered to remove her cross necklace because it might offend other students.

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

Every Christian at this indoctrination mill should wear the biggest cross they can find tomorrow.

[Albion Wilde]

Make sure there is enough evidence to convict you should Christianity ever become a crime.

Good one! Too true!

[exDemMom]

Apparently, the supervisor was acting on his own, and not as the enforcer of college policy.

The college seems to be responding appropriately.

[Gamecock]

that she could not wear her cross necklace because it might offend others

What's the big shock? Christianity is offensive. Scripture sez so.