Universities are being “run by students” with those put in charge of the students “caving to every one of their whims”, says Sky News Australia host Piers Morgan.
“And the campuses and the people put in charge of the students are just
caving to every one of their whims and saying, ‘okay, whatever you say goes’.”
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