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: Thoughts in a Haystack

College Test

By John Pieret

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The American River College Student Counsel gained some notoriety by supporting Proposition 8, California's anti-gay-marriage Constitutional Amendment, last year. Some of the more reality-based students are now seeking to oust the old counsel. Based on these statements by one of the incumbents, it is none too soon:

Christian students feel like they can't speak their mind in class, said Viktor Choban, a student council member who is running for re-election as part of [incumbent president George "Yuriy"] Popko's slate. He said he is tired of professors' support for feminism and science teachers whose tests ask how old the Earth is.

"It depends on your religion," said Choban, 25. "I would say 6,000 years based on my religion. The evolutionists would say 2 million years."

Yeah! How dare a science professor expect you to give science's answer to a question instead of religion's? ... Much less know science's answer within a couple of orders of magnitude?

The best of luck to David Fisher and his slate of people who actually think attending a college should involve learning a little something about the world!
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Full post as published by Thoughts in a Haystack on April 21, 2009 (boomark / email).

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