Amid the raucous news in the last two days, Dean Moody-Adams's resignation turned immediate dismissal has, like many breaking stories, gotten ahead of itself. As I've been keeping tabs on this situation, whether in the Spectator, Bwog, IvyGate, or today's New York Times, I've thought it might be helpful to take a deep breath and soberly consider what we, as a student body, should be educated about, suspicious of, and passionate for.
In the coming weeks, there should be an attempt by campus media to educate us on three things for the sake of a productive discussion about the Dean's resignation and the changes she protested:
