Students at Georgetown University's McCourt School of Public Policy were reportedly given a “self-care suite” packed with milk, cookies, hot chocolate, coloring books and even a Lego station on Election Day. The New York Post reported.
The technical school, located at an elite higher education institution in Washington, D.C., is tasked with training the next generation of elected officials and diplomats, the Post reported, and attendance costs just over $61,000 a year. added.
“What kind of lives have these people led to make them think this is the right way to treat young people?”
“In recognition of these stressful times, we welcome all members of the McCourt community to gather in the third floor commons for a much-needed break,” said Jaclyn, director of student engagement at the school. In an email to students, Clevenger wrote: free press According to the post, it was obtained.
The newspaper said the email also said “mindfulness activities” were being conducted in the self-care suite, adding that the suite was open on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The newspaper said Clevenger did not respond to a request for comment Tuesday.
There are other origins as well.
The paper also said similar amenities are being offered all week long at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington, not just on Election Day.
According to the paper, students will eat cupcakes in the campus lobby before heading to the campus rotunda, where they can participate in an “easy-to-walk maze” that features “calming lighting and music.”
In addition, students can indulge in arts and crafts such as beadwork, canvas bag decoration, and painting while having snacks, the newspaper said, and students can enjoy a “Pose Four” event where they cuddle with animals. You can also visit the Pause event and drink hot chocolate, he added.
Finally, the University of Puget Sound is offering a “post-election processing space” where students can create collages, write in their journals using self-care writing prompts, and eat comforting food from a baked potato bar. The Post reported that.
Paper too noticed Jerry Seinfeld last week accused New York City's Ethical Culture Fieldston School, where the comedian's children attended, of letting students who were “mentally distressed” miss class the day after the election. That's what it means.
“What kind of lives have these people lived to make them think this is the right way to treat young people?” Seinfeld asked. new york times. “It's to get them to give in. This is a lesson they're giving for an exorbitant amount of money.”
Do you remember when?
Blaze News readers may remember that this kind of indulgence goes back a long way.
- Just before President Donald Trump's inauguration in 2017, a group of LGBT students at Georgetown Universityself care night” features “Lego, juice boxes, etc.”!
- In late 2017, a “healing rally” was held at the University of Connecticut in response to the attendance of conservative speakers.
- Marquette University's Counseling Center advertised a safe place for students to “de-stress” from the devastation of the 2018 midterm elections.
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