Student Kicked Out of College After Watching 'Glee': Fair or Foul?
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2012/04/30 23:00:00
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Chris Peterman, a 23-year-old senior at Bob Jones University in South Carolina, was reportedly kicked out of school for watching an episode of "Glee." And he wasn't watching it in class, in his dorm, or anywhere on campus. He was watching it on his laptop at Starbucks. According to Jezebel, he had accumulated a handful of write-ups for 1) trying to start a group "aimed at ending sexual abuse," 2) showing up late to his dorm and 3) not shaving. The school says "Glee" was not the reason they expelled him, but Peterson says it was the last straw.

Bob Jones students are not permitted to watch television on campus, and while off campus there are still guidelines they must abide by. The handbook reads, "Students are to avoid any types of entertainment that could be considered immodest or that contain profanity, scatological realism, sexual perversion, erotic realism, lurid violence, occultism and false philosophical or religious assumptions." Do you think it was fair for the school to kick Peterson out?

Bob Jones students are not permitted to watch television on campus, and while off campus there are still guidelines they must abide by. The handbook reads, "Students are to avoid any types of entertainment that could be considered immodest or that contain profanity, scatological realism, sexual perversion, erotic realism, lurid violence, occultism and false philosophical or religious assumptions." Do you think it was fair for the school to kick Peterson out?






















This has nothing to do with 'racism', this has everything to do with values, EVERYTHING to do with values. This school actually sits down and teaches students certain values. As long as the student (and teachers, and faculty) live by them, everything's kosher. The minute they stray from them, not so much.
Glee would most certainly violate this school's values system. NOT that I'm in agreement with the school, but the reality is that you have to live by the rules that are set forth. Yet another case of "I'll do what I want and whine like a little girl when I'm called on it".
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