A stupid lib school in a stupid lib state. Lets demolish them
I agree. I lived in Colorado and Wyoming for about 15 years and loved every minute of it. Hard to find better hunting and fishing.You have horrible taste if you think Colorado is a horrible State
I was looking at moving out there but would have to get a job in Cheyenne so that’s a welcomed post lolI agree. I lived in Colorado and Wyoming for about 15 years and loved every minute of it. Hard to find better hunting and fishing.
I hear North Korea and China have some nice places, I still think they’re horrible countries does that mean I too have “horrible” taste?You have horrible taste if you think Colorado is a horrible State
Sounds as though you are only comparing ideologies and politics.I hear North Korea and China have some nice places, I still think they’re horrible countries does that mean I too have “horrible” taste?
Just remember the entire population of the state is less that 600,000 which is smaller than many cities in other states. It's a different lifestyle and often a different way of thinking. Also remember that Colorado is far more liberal than Wyoming.I was looking at moving out there but would have to get a job in Cheyenne so that’s a welcomed post lol
Yea I was thinking living in north Colorado and commuting to Cheyenne if they let me do a hybrid work schedule. It’s either that or New England!Just remember the entire population of the state is less that 600,000 which is smaller than many cities in other states. It's a different lifestyle and often a different way of thinking. Also remember that Colorado is far more liberal than Wyoming.
That can get tough in the winters.Yea I was thinking living in north Colorado and commuting to Cheyenne if they let me do a hybrid work schedule. It’s either that or New England!
comparing Colorado to North Korea ..that’s a firstI hear North Korea and China have some nice places, I still think they’re horrible countries does that mean I too have “horrible” taste?
It would be like comparing Jabba the Hut to Trump supporters. If you ever want to see a group of morbidly obese people go to a Trump rally. They should advertise blood pressure meds.comparing Colorado to North Korea ..that’s a first
And you are telling me there are no fat people at a Harris rally? Come on now.It would be like comparing Jabba the Hut to Trump supporters. If you ever want to see a group of morbidly obese people go to a Trump rally. They should advertise blood pressure meds.
CU storms the field!?🥴🥴🥴
Why are democrats so judgmental and exclusive yet they preach the opposite lolIt would be like comparing Jabba the Hut to Trump supporters. If you ever want to see a group of morbidly obese people go to a Trump rally. They should advertise blood pressure meds.
Im not a Democrat.Why are democrats so judgmental and exclusive yet they preach the opposite lol
Anyone that goes to a rally and puts their faith in a politician is fat and dumb. Lucy is going to keep pulling that football, Charlie Brown.And you are telling me there are no fat people at a Harris rally? Come on now.
UCF is a big diverse campus too ..we aren’t culturally like Ole MissRegardless of what their students wear or what their politics are, I want to crush Colorado on the field this Saturday.
I don't think you meant any ill will with your comment, Poolside, so I don't intend to bash what you said. However, I will say that I'm not a believer in diversity being a strength (not saying it's a weakness, either). It doesn't matter what race people are when the conversation is about merit and shared values. UCF could have all white people or all black people or whatever, but what matters most is do the people in a given population agree on some basic good values? Are those people in the positions they're in based on their abilities, their accomplishments, and not any factors that they can't control such as race or sex? Diversity of race is interesting, but it shouldn't be used as a standard by which we determine a university's worth. That's my two cents on that.UCF is a big diverse campus too ..we aren’t culturally like Ole Miss
You want a diversity of ideas more than diversity of appearance . You want merit and achievement through work and effort. We are in the mess we are in because we dont debate ideas. We shame and blame. I think university faculty have increasingly pushed only one viewpoint. How do we grow and expand as a society when that happens? You push one side long enough it becomes dogma. Free thinking expands knowledge and creativity which then benefits the human experience. That's what universities should be promoting. Many do not and that's just sad and will lead to our decline. Stagnant group think will lead to a stagnating culture .I don't think you meant any ill will with your comment, Poolside, so I don't intend to bash what you said. However, I will say that I'm not a believer in diversity being a strength (not saying it's a weakness, either). It doesn't matter what race people are when the conversation is about merit and shared values. UCF could have all white people or all black people or whatever, but what matters most is do the people in a given population agree on some basic good values? Are those people in the positions they're in based on their abilities, their accomplishments, and not any factors that they can't control such as race or sex? Diversity of race is interesting, but it shouldn't be used as a standard by which we determine a university's worth. That's my two cents on that.
Major universities like UCF are, by design, institutions of higher learning. Student diversity is one of their cornerstones.I don't think you meant any ill will with your comment, Poolside, so I don't intend to bash what you said. However, I will say that I'm not a believer in diversity being a strength (not saying it's a weakness, either).
The State of Florida's stance on DEI says otherwise.It doesn't matter what race people are when the conversation is about merit and shared values.
Race and gender -- you know, things individuals can't control -- have historically been admission factors for colleges and universities. Until the 19th century, women were effectively barred from higher education. And it's only been a little over 60 years since Brown v the Board of Education allowed minorities to attend.Are those people in the positions they're in based on their abilities, their accomplishments, and not any factors that they can't control such as race or sex?
47% of UCF's 69,000 student population are Hispanic, Black, Asian, Multiracial, and International. One of the things that separate schools like the University of Central Florida from any podunk small college in Florida or elsewhere is its size and diversity (and that means a whole lot more than race.)Diversity of race is interesting, but it shouldn't be used as a standard by which we determine a university's worth. That's my two cents on that.