Asking Rice’s MOB band for class is like asking Saturday Night Live for nuanced and considered debate. They’re intentionally provocative and loving all the attention they’re getting, regardless of how accurate or graceful their satire is.
I understand satire, but the lack of respect for the workers who make the Rice campus run, and whose kids may be impacted, is disgusting. There are plenty of targets in Houston to take shots at without punching down on people who don't dare speak up.
Looking at the Commit chart, none of this is anything to be proud of in terms of how Texas ensures a quality education for economically disadvantaged students. It will be interesting to see if Dallas can maintain its upward trend and whether Houston can pick up the pace.
Asking Rice’s MOB band for class is like asking Saturday Night Live for nuanced and considered debate. They’re intentionally provocative and loving all the attention they’re getting, regardless of how accurate or graceful their satire is.
I understand satire, but the lack of respect for the workers who make the Rice campus run, and whose kids may be impacted, is disgusting. There are plenty of targets in Houston to take shots at without punching down on people who don't dare speak up.
Looking at the Commit chart, none of this is anything to be proud of in terms of how Texas ensures a quality education for economically disadvantaged students. It will be interesting to see if Dallas can maintain its upward trend and whether Houston can pick up the pace.