In 1997 the school was renamed following a $35 million donation from alumnus Gordon S. Marshall. In this context, he used a frequently used filler word in Chinese language. Prospective students should only apply to one MBA program at USC Marshall. All of its classes are offered at the University Park campus in Los Angeles. The 15 core courses include Communication for Management, Managerial Statistics, Microeconomics for Management, Operations Management, Contemporary Issues in Global Strategy. In his class on Thursday August 20th, Greg was discussing presentation skills. The students lodged a formal complaint with Marshall. The only challenge facing faculty and administrators is having the balls to tell these emotionally exhausted students to grow the fuck up or get the fuck out, no refunds available.Let’s suppose that an administration has established a rule prohibiting the enunciation of the n-word in class for any reason. Without debating the propriety of that rule, if an instructor says the Chinese sound-alike word in class as a protest against this rule (I have no reason to believe that this describes Prof. Patton’s case), his intent being to actually say the prohibited word under what he believes is a heretofore undiscovered exception, should he be treated the same way as a person is treated who says the n-word when quoting a legal opinion? Educate them tell them they are foolish. In other words, is there a substantive difference between the two claimed exceptions?Remember when that woman lost her dog named “Negro” and Twitter went nuts? The mind-reading , revisionism, and deconstructionist habits to which academe and grievance culture seem permanently tied, of course. USC (Marshall) is the 22nd overall business school in the U.S. ranking.
That day, the dean reversed the original decision to keep Greg in the class. The Program is designed to allow students to discover and develop their personal strengths, build core business knowledge, sharpen analytical and critical thinking skills, and lead high performing teams. Its members consider themselves part of the larger USC Trojan family, itself 345,000-strong. Mostly law professors | Sometimes contrarian | Often libertarian | Always independentA reader passed this along, and I believe it is authentic; I forward it because our readers seem interested in the Last week some full-time MBA students complained about an example that Prof. Greg Patton used in several sections of his GSBA 542 Communication for Management course, a core class in the full-time MBA program. Your responses will be anonymous: [link omitted -EV]“Your responses will be anonymous”. Rather, it was signed, “Black MBA candidates c/o 2022.” CNN add that it “obtained a copy of the letter, but could not find an official USC group by that name or reach the letter-writers for comment.” This is cowardice in the first degree.Other excerpts: “The video of the class has since been circulated widely online, even spreading on Chinese social media, with Chinese viewers defending Patton’s use of the phrase and expressing confusion about why it was viewed as problematic.”One wonders whether the initial letter was a hoax that the USC administration fell for.Plus: FDA meddles more in vaping market, GOP lawmakers take aim at social media (again), and more...Plus: California is burning because of a "gender reveal" party, Irish brothel law backfires, and more...Isaiah Elliott also received a five-day suspension, but plans to transfer.If Biden retains his 2–1 advantage among 2016 Libertarian and Green voters, Trump is probably toast.Walter Barnette didn't know that his own land had been sold out from under him until it had already happened. Arrange yourself in a circle. If I don't get into any of the others, is an MBA from USC worth it? USC Marshall offers close to 100 elective courses for MBA students in any given year.