They like to pretend they are the Supreme Soviet.Faculty Senate. Voted on twice over ten or so years and rejected both times. That group is out of its mind.
They like to pretend they are the Supreme Soviet.Faculty Senate. Voted on twice over ten or so years and rejected both times. That group is out of its mind.
I don't think it is jealousy but I do believe there is a deep seated political ideology that is pervasive at many universities and an arrogant, holier than thou, "we'll show them" attitude that goes with it. The vote reflects the "we'll show them".Sounds like a lot of people who have no real information or facts behind the decision making. But go ahead and keep blaming "jealousy".![]()
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Like most government workers, these people don’t know what the word “risk” is. How long would they last in the private sector where they could get fired for not doing their job on any day of the week? Or laid off in a recession? Most view themselves as “political activists” as part of their job. How screwed up is that? How many hours a week do they toil away at the lectern? How many weeks off do they get in a year - not including the dreaded “Sabbatical”.Political is one thing. But the exact quote "Professional jealousy. Insecure little people determined to punish success." is ridiculous. The Illini faculty is quite successful in their own right as well. Most of us on this forum would be thrilled to be as successful as many of them are.
No it was a UI faculty group. The university then responded by saying they would review and possibly revise the criteria for acceptance but I haven’t seen anything yetI cannot remember, but wasn't the decision not U of I's to not give him an honorary degree? I could be pulling this literally out of no where, but I thought I read a couple years ago that some how Illinois' government got involved in that decision. Again, could be making that up.
The dude is still a gazillionare regardless of his lost honorary degree and we use his plane. (Just imagine having a plane in the first place) He supports the beloved. Just show me more pictures of the scoreboard and stop this silly bickering!Mr Kahn offended the Faculty Senate because his Flex N Gate plant in Urbana chose to resist a union organizing effort. This was entirely legal, but in some quarters is regarded as immoral and unethical.
It’s quite possible Mr Kahn’s efforts to discourage unionization saved the Urbana plant and his people’s jobs. If enough of them really wanted a union, they would certainly have one. I’m sure the Faculty Senate didn’t see it in those terms however. Small people punish successful people for political reasons.
this is exactly why.Mr Kahn offended the Faculty Senate because his Flex N Gate plant in Urbana chose to resist a union organizing effort. This was entirely legal, but in some quarters is regarded as immoral and unethical.
It’s quite possible Mr Kahn’s efforts to discourage unionization saved the Urbana plant and his people’s jobs. If enough of them really wanted a union, they would certainly have one. I’m sure the Faculty Senate didn’t see it in those terms however. Small people punish successful people for political reasons.
Yes. Need more pictures of the scoreboard! Where are the pictures of the new lights too? That live camera isn’t showing anything besides SFC. Why is that?this is exactly why.
Previous discussion starting here: https://www.illinoisloyalty.com/post/gies-memorial-stadium.41351/page-2#post-2463539This could require some tree pruning or removal to open up sight lines to tailgating lots across Kirby.
Has the Athletic department thought about switching to Pivot Performance turf like Ohio State just installed? It looks to not have those ugly black infill pellets. Those pellets look awful on tv and can get into the players eyes, thus the reason many players wear plastic shields on their facemasks. If we can’t get natural grass this looks to be a better alternative visually and for player safety.
Our endzones and sidelines (anywhere there's Orange on the field) looks terrible 5 minutes into the season once players start running and tackling on that turf with those pellets. Other schools seem to not have that issue and it just makes the field look dirty and cheap.Has the Athletic department thought about switching to Pivot Performance turf like Ohio State just installed? It looks to not have those ugly black infill pellets. Those pellets look awful on tv and can get into the players eyes, thus the reason many players wear plastic shields on their facemasks. If we can’t get natural grass this looks to be a better alternative visually and for player safety.