Hi Susan - What do I think of these rules? They don't make sense and are discriminatory. In an ideal world everyone would have the resources to exercise regularly, eat healthy foods and obtain appropriate medical care. Reality is different. The US has been a recession for more than two years and the numbers of people who've lost the ability to purchase healthy foods, maintain medical coverage and do other things that many tend to take for granted is staggering. Why now, of all times, would a university decide to implement standards like this? A bunch of tenured skinny people must have come up with this! Thanks for a great post. Pat
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Hi Susan - What do I think of these rules? They don't make sense and are discriminatory. In an ideal world everyone would have the resources to exercise regularly, eat healthy foods and obtain appropriate medical care. Reality is different. The US has been a recession for more than two years and the numbers of people who've lost the ability to purchase healthy foods, maintain medical coverage and do other things that many tend to take for granted is staggering. Why now, of all times, would a university decide to implement standards like this? A bunch of tenured skinny people must have come up with this! Thanks for a great post. Pat
November 30, 2009 - 6:43pmThis Comment
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