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...efforts to achieve radicalism may be questionable—the neon green and orange walls may hurt your eyes more than help the exhibit—the show works hard to earn its exclamation point, and earn it it does. Whether it will engender new sources of dissent??or even DISSENT!—we’ll have to wait...
Taking a unified policy on non-academic political issues, on the other hand, could alienate and intimidate members of the Faculty who dissent??a gesture not at all conducive to intellectual freedom, he said...
...course, it would be stretching the situation somewhat thin to call Monnin’s alleged gesture heroic, or even particularly meaningful. A juvenile pantomime is not the most admirable blow for the forces of democracy, and those who call the incident valuable “dissent?? overstate their case. But barnyard gesticulations—especially those denied by the party accused of making them—are no grounds for the rescinding of a leadership award. Etiquette is not leadership, and the Alumni Association would do well to consider whether it wishes to recognize those adult skills...