Friday, March 02, 2007
Yay again!
Arrests at the BP protest!
Ignacio Chapela, an associate professor in the department of environmental science, policy and management, said it was upsetting that a student was arrested for a theatrical performance.
"The problems this deal will cause for the university are much more damaging than a mock oil spill," Chapela said.
To confirm the black liquid was harmless, Chapela dipped his finger in the mess and tasted it. Chapela said he believed the liquid was molasses. Everyone go dump harmless black liquids over Chapela's property! He doesn't think there's anything wrong with that. Also, he "believed" it was molasses? He didn't know and tasted it anyway? Actually, that explains a lot...
"Students have no say—that is not democracy," said senior Hillary Lehr, an anthropology and conservation and resource studies major. "Even though (the contract) looks democratic because there are forums, the fact of the matter is that it's not." Um... okay. I guess it's true. It's not a democracy. Was it supposed to be or something?
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