purdue university sees that things need to be updated.their guides to make sure they are not offending groups of people. >> tucker: if something offends somebody even if you have never met that person personally, you have to change it. doesn't that mean that a small group of super unhappy people get to control what people say and think? >> perhaps this is something that is offending a small group but the group is going to get larger and our language is dynamic. webster keeps adding new words and our language that needs to change. a term like manmade and mailman now needs to be changed. >> tucker: i get that. but the question for me is who gets to chandecide what changes what doesn't. i think the most offensive word is college professor. that con notes dumbness and misuse of power and tenure, right? and mediocrity. so maybe i would like to say that no one can use that word in my presence. could i do that? >> if you have a writing guide, perhaps and you put that out there and people agree with you, then maybe that would fly. but purdue univ

and urging this thing he acquired from the market that he's extending to extend the power of purdue university not be accredited. that is, and i'll say it, that's insanity to those of you on the purdue faculty. i'm just telling you. [ applause ] we did a program a few years ago. you'll hear from one of our graduates with the starbucks graduation. starbucks has more than 130,000 or 140,000 employees in the united states. half of them went to college and never finished. couldn't a great conscious capitalist corporation company like starbucks working with their partners work with a civic minded university to find a program to get a way to find people who had debt and a problem and couldn't solve the problem, would we figure out a way to graduate from college from a great university with no debt. we've graduated 1,000 people. we plan an graduating 25,000 for which we had to do brand control to maintain damage control on our own brand because only a low life scum university would be so foolish as to divert the energy of its elite faculty to educating college dropouts working at starbucks. that's ho

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acquired from the market that he is converting into a not-for-profit arm to extend the power of purdue university. i will say this, that is insanity to those on the purdue faculty. i'm just telling you. we did a program if years ago and you'll hear from one of our graduates at the starbucks corporation, starbucks has more than 130 or 40,000 employees in the united states, cap or so went to college and never finished. could a great conscious capitalist corporation company like starbucks working with their partners work with a civic minded university to develop a program that could find a way to get people quit started college were out in the workforce, had debt or some problem and couldn't solve the problem -- can we figure a way so that they can graduate from college with no debt? we lost a program, graduated a thousand people. we plan on graduating 25,000 for which we had to do brain control to maintain damage control on our own brand. universityife scum would be so foolish as to diver the energy of its elite faculty to educating college dropouts working at starbucks. that is how bad it has gott

acquired from the market, that he is converting into a not for profit arm to extend the power of purdue universitynot be accredited. called purdue global. that is and i will say it, that's insanity for those on he perdue fact tim i'm telling you,. [applause] we did a program a few years ago and you'll hear from a graduate with the starbucks corporation. starbucks has more than 130 or 40,000 employees in the united states, half or so went to college and never finished. couldn't a great conscious, cappallist corporation, company like starbucks, work with a civic minded university to develop a program that could find a way to get people that started college, out in the work force, had debt, some problem, couldn't solve the problem could we come together and figure figure out how to graduate from college without debt. we graduated a thousand people. have 7,000 students in the practice with starbucks. we plan on graduating 25,000, for which we had to do brand control to maintain damage control on our own brand, because only a low-life scum university would be so foolish as to divert the energy of its e

one of your former governors is now president of purdue university and he has been unbelievably innovative in driving forward a number of initiatives. he tried to acquire an online platform so he could scale purdue university's lang grant mission to something other than just a few kids that could attend the university in physical form. could he take the model and expand it out so everyone would have an opportunity to engage purdue? he took that risk. as faculty have assembled, voting against him. they are going to go to chicago and meet with the higher learning commission and urge that this thing he acquired from the market he is converting into a knot -- a not-for-profit arm to not be accredited. insanity for those of you on the purdue faculty. i am telling you. [applause] agoid a program a few years with the starbucks corporation. starbucks has more than 130,000 employees in the united states. half or so did not go to college or did not finish. couldn't a great capitalist corporation company like starbucks working with their partners work with a civic minded university to develop a progr

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according to purdue university. >> probably trying to keep up with the jones'. >> i think so over to glassboro, new jersey, by the way, corey clement out last night. and an elementary school in glassboro new jersey celebrating black history month with its annual read in event. it features stories of african-americans, zoe and went over thereto celebrate with them. >> ♪ >> yes, good morning, guys, see behind me here, listen to the choir here. they're singing i believe i can fly. >> ♪ i believe i can touch the sky ♪ i think about it every night and day ♪ my wings and fly away ♪ i believe i can soar ♪ i see you running through that open door ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ i believe i can fly ♪ spreads my wings i can fly ♪ i can fly if i just spread my wings ♪ i can fly ♪ >> reporter: great job. great job. congratulations, guys. all right, now, some of these student have made project for this day. what project did you make here? >> i made venus williams. >> really, why did you choose screen us? >> because she can do a lot of stuff and she was the first african-american t

jane is a professor of english at indiana university purdue university indianapolis, where she has taught since 1988 and where she received the trustees 2016 andching award in establish faculty award in 2015. we believe this is really the first time that the museum and the symposium have included a professor of english on the program, but there's a reason for that. as you will see from the printed programs, dr. schulz is essentially an honorary historian and she has held adjunct appointments in her university's department of history and also in the department of medical humanities and health studies, american studies, women's studies, and philanthropic studies. her medical is works, published programs and media appearances have been at the intersection of the disciplines of history, medicine, and literature. she has also served as a visiting professor in the school of nursing and the college of liberal arts and sciences at the university of connecticut, university of sydney, australia, and cambridge university, england. known in the civil war community as the author of "women at the front