Michelle Malkin, ‘View’ Hosts Fight
This is just ridiculous – a group of intelligent women are gathered to share a feminine perspective on topics that effect us all, but instead sit around waving fingers “You didn’t read the book!” and in general behaving like a group of gossips arguing over the juicy details of some unfortunate’s situation.
What no one mentions is the it’s too late to bash Obama – time to learn to deal with the fact he is the President and he’s not going to be able to make everyone anymore than any other presidents have. Support the process, which requires free speech to make your voice heard, just don’t get upset when articulate argument is built on the opposing sides.
Sheesh!
*** Danielle
Michelle Malkin, ‘View’ Hosts Fight
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What to Expect Here
Those of us who fall outside the “typical” mold of college students are lumped together like some sort of weird sub-species. What unites us is the fact that we all bring to our classrooms something more than just 13 years of book learning. We’ve got what most people refer to as “life experiences” under our belts. While the book learning stuff is important for a university setting, a few encounters with the “real world” often proves to be much more critical to a successful undergraduate career. Regardless of the differences between us, non-traditional students do have common interest and I hope to address some of those things that are vitally important to our community. From the recent changes made by the university that may adversely affect us (loss of dependent coverage in our student health insurance) to the culture shock of learning alongside people who weren’t even born when we graduated from high school, I’ll examine issues from the unique persepective as a mature learner and try to represent the interests of non-traditional students in general.
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