$211,0000-Plus per year to teach TWO CLASSES ??????? | Eastern North Carolina Now

    Publisher's note: Brant Clifton keeps a bright light on UNC in his "bare knuckles" Conservative online publication known as The Daily Haymaker.

    That's right, folks. The drive-by media, already trying to paint liberal gasbag and self-anointed "poverty" expert Gene Nichol as some Christ-like martyr, let this little gem slip:

    [...] Nichol is paid an extra $7,500 as the poverty center's director on top of his $211,400 salary, law school spokeswoman Allison Reid said. He also is allowed to teach two courses a year instead of the usual three to accommodate his work as the center's director. [...]

    Yes, the drum circle crowd threw a fit, and Big Gene ranted for the drive-by steno pool, as the UNC board of governors voted to kill off one of the biggest scams ever perpetrated on university property.

    Blinkin' Chris and his comrades at Goodmon Inc. are working overtime to convince us that this is a tragic blow to academic freedom. Are we seriously supposed to believe that the skulls-full-of-mush will be denied their fair share of leftist propaganda now that Big Gene has lost his platform?

    WHAT work did this individual actually perform to get paid nearly a quarter million a year and avoid teach - *gasp* - a THIRD class ???

    The real blow to academic freedom comes in the form of leftist shout-downs of anything remotely conservative. Like disrupting conservative speakers invited to address students on campus, for instance. uncch

    Conservative leaning students on college campuses these days walk around with their heads down and their mouths shut. Who wants rioting drum circlers all up in your business 24-7?

    Mezzanine_118.jpg.fit.344x192You could pack Gene Nichol up and send him off to FAT CAMP for two years and NOBODY would miss him. This center of his - created as something for John Edwards to do between campaigns - was a joke from the beginning. First - whose idea was it to have (1) a filthy rich trial lawyer / ex-senator and (2) "Two Hundred Grand Gene" as the spokesmodels for poverty in North Carolina?

    Nichol did next to nothing to add to the academic climate on Chapel Hill. There was nothing being offered at his center that you couldn't find elsewhere in town. He didn't appear to do much but bitch about Republicans. Republicans who appropriate his way-too-generous salary, by the way.

    Nobody is stopping Nichol from cursing Phil Berger or Pat McCrory at the top of his lungs, or from filling young tuition-paying skulls of mush with said tripe. He's just not going to have a special university-provided pedestal to, um, work his magic from.

    This should be viewed as the opening shot in a fight to return sanity to our state university system. The left has so polluted it for decades now that our future as a state and a country are threatened. There are only SO many Queer Studies or Womyn's Issues graduates our economy can absorb.
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( March 5th, 2015 @ 3:16 pm )
 
I suppose you don't like anyone with a different view than yours ONE LITTLE BIT, my brother!

The last time I checked from my Emory University education of 1963-67, true education involves exposure to different points of view and a spirited discussion of all things before it. The challenge to my southern small town conservatism was painful, but more than helpful to me.

Buy the way it did not destroy my desire to conserve that which is important / discard that which is foolish / and how to tell the difference --- backed by your own ability to read and reason!!!

I sounds like you want Rush Limbaugh or Sean Hannity for your conservative take at UNC. Give them a call and see what they want to fulfill your dream of a State School of Indoctrination . . .



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