In recent years, college administrators have become less like leaders of their respective institutions, and more like tools used by leftist students to fulfill their various agendas. That’s why when you find one that has even a lick of common sense, it’s truly newsworthy.
In a recent interview with the Daily Bruin, UCLA’s student newspaper, UCLA Chancellor Gene Block and Vice Chancellor of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Jerry Kang, discussed various issues facing the university. During the course of the discussion they presented a few relatively conservative viewpoints. The two recommended need-based financial aid as opposed to affirmative action, emphasized the importance of free and open discussion, and highlighted the difficulty of separating the university from companies associated with the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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