Stephanie
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Oooooooooo.. Just feel that love and peace and respect for others, and that progressive liberal TOLERANCE..And all this for a black women in one of the highest positions in goverment...If I were Dr. Condoleezza Rice, and the shit started, I'd just say thank you for your tolerance, turn my back on them, and walk off...... Let the fools suffer form their own ignorance.. I'm beginning to wonder if college is not just a extension of the junior high schools, or the communist HAVE taken over??
Sunday, May 21, 2006
More than 200 faculty members have signed a letter of opposition to her. Scores of students plan to protest. And dozens of other demonstrators are expected to attend.
All of this and more await Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice at Boston College tomorrow, when she is due to receive an honorary doctor of laws degree and give what is shaping up to be this years most controversial commencement address.
But anyone expecting Rice to be shouted down may be disappointed.
I think people have a right to demonstrate as long as they do it in a respectful way, said senior Amanda Sindel-Keswick, 22.
Students who plan to stand in protest during Rices speech plan to sit together so as not to block other peoples views, according to the colleges newspaper. And those who dont want to draw attention to themselves by standing plan to wear armbands reading No honorary degree or Not in my name. :rotflmao:
I dont agree with what shes done with her power, said senior Suzanne Dupre, 21. I just wouldnt want to see anything happen that would dampen the day.
Not everyone is upset to have the worlds most powerful woman speaking at their school.
Whether you agree with her political decisions or not, you have to recognize this is a coup for BC, bringing in someone this high-profile, said senior Roger Nani, 21. This is a good PR move.http://news.bostonherald.com/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=140156
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Sunday, May 21, 2006
More than 200 faculty members have signed a letter of opposition to her. Scores of students plan to protest. And dozens of other demonstrators are expected to attend.
All of this and more await Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice at Boston College tomorrow, when she is due to receive an honorary doctor of laws degree and give what is shaping up to be this years most controversial commencement address.
But anyone expecting Rice to be shouted down may be disappointed.
I think people have a right to demonstrate as long as they do it in a respectful way, said senior Amanda Sindel-Keswick, 22.
Students who plan to stand in protest during Rices speech plan to sit together so as not to block other peoples views, according to the colleges newspaper. And those who dont want to draw attention to themselves by standing plan to wear armbands reading No honorary degree or Not in my name. :rotflmao:
I dont agree with what shes done with her power, said senior Suzanne Dupre, 21. I just wouldnt want to see anything happen that would dampen the day.
Not everyone is upset to have the worlds most powerful woman speaking at their school.
Whether you agree with her political decisions or not, you have to recognize this is a coup for BC, bringing in someone this high-profile, said senior Roger Nani, 21. This is a good PR move.http://news.bostonherald.com/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=140156