A perfect example of why teachers and professors should be allowed to defend themselves (Ron Paul, speech)

[carterstamp]

Originally Posted by MrClose

Thanks .. I somehow missed it while arguing the 'merits' of liberal hate speech with an Obama supporter!

I think she was Baker-Acted. Can you imagine having to listen to her scream in an enclosed car all the way to the county jail?

[LuckyGem]

That's sad.

Clearly she's having a mental meltdown.

[MrClose]

Originally Posted by carterstamp

I think she was Baker-Acted. Can you imagine having to listen to her scream in an enclosed car all the way to the county jail?

Finally!!

You and I agreeing on something

Time for a couple of these ..

[BP72]

Hmmm... was it close to Finals week?

[ozzie679]

Is this woman's freak out political and/or controversial?

[ovcatto]

Originally Posted by muleskinner

I'm sure that was not her first time acting like that...it finally bit her big butt tho'

"Actually it was, "after looking through his records, he found that she emailed him right after Spring Break. “She had sent me a very nice email asking about one of the lab problems,” Associate Professor Stephen M. Kajiura said."

FAU student threatens to kill professor and classmates | University Press

Is she a "nut job" I prefer to say that she most likely had an emotional breakdown which may very will be the outcome of any number of mental conditions which is why she wasn't arrested but hospitalized as she should have been.

Unfortunately too many of us here rather post immature and unthinking comments, which could also be a sign of mental imbalance.

[MrClose]

Originally Posted by ozzie679

Is this woman's freak out, political or controversial?

Maybe .. Both?

[roysoldboy]

Originally Posted by carterstamp

She was still screaming when the cops put her in their car.

I think that the poor girl was up on something other than soda pop. She was also embarrassing other students.

I remember the old days when if I had told her to shut up she would have done so or I would have escorted her to some authorities and told them she wasn't coming back to my class. However, that would have been inthe 60s when teachers were still in control of their classrooms. The first time she shouted the F word or any of the forms of it would have been her last in my room. Of course, back then we weren't forced to never touch a kid especially in a situation like this one.

[ChocLot]

She exhibits signs of a manic episode, courtesy of bipolar disorder.

[Fiddlehead]

Originally Posted by HappyTexan

Wow..already diagnosed her and gave her an out ?

No. But I suspect that is the case. Just based on her age. How is a mental breakdown or tantrum a political point?