Arizona State stays mum on outcome of its investigation of workplace climate
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Editor's Note: This story was published/adapted with permission from Science.
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It took 15 years for Jordan Young to leave the church. After years of telling non-members that their religions were satanic and lying to the public to persuade them to join, he said he had enough.
Three years ago, a Reddit thread titled “ASU Venting Thread. What do you hate about ASU?” gave students an organized forum to air their grievances about the University.
When Hannah Spencer lived in Bosnia-Herzegovina, she learned the word ćejf (pronounced “chafe”) a word that does not have a direct translation to English but can be interpreted as “a savory moment.” Ćejf, she said, is having a cigarette with a coffee after a long day of work.
In 2011, ASU made a lot of big promises to go green. Over the past eight years, rather than keep those promises, the University quietly extended deadlines, modified and replaced goals, or gave up on nearly all of them.
Darrell Grissum described himself as a high-achieving student who found it difficult to communicate with anyone that he was struggling.
Liberal arts students are often questioned on the legitimacy of their study.
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