The University of Tennessee and Harvard University have introduced guidelines for using gender-neutral pronouns such as "ze" and "xeer." The discussion critiques the rise of "Vice Chancellors of Diversity" and the potential impact on campus culture.
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The University of Tennessee and Harvard University have introduced guidelines for using gender-neutral pronouns such as "ze" and "xeer." The discussion critiques the rise of "Vice Chancellors of Diversity" and the potential impact on campus culture.
University of Tennessee Gender-Neutral Pronoun Guide
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville's Pride Center released a guide requesting that faculty and students use gender-neutral pronouns such as "ze," "hir," and "xe." The guide encourages professors to ask students for their preferred pronouns during roll call to create a more inclusive environment for non-binary individuals. The initiative has sparked debate regarding the etymology of these terms and the role of diversity scholarship in academia.
A new book exposes the use of "hostesses" in college football recruiting, specifically at the University of Tennessee. These young women are allegedly trained to use flirtation and the intimation of sexual relationships to convince high school athletes to commit to specific athletic programs.
A University of Tennessee student's hospitalization for a 0.40 blood alcohol level following an "alcohol enema" is discussed. The hosts criticize CNN's graphic reporting of the incident, suggesting it serves more as an instruction manual than news.
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