http://www.jhunewsletter.com/vnews/display.v/ART/442de0771f902
Lets really look at the relationship between Baltimore City and Hopkins. Hopkins has been here for over a century, yet they\'ve only recently had a problem with local council officials. Why Oh I forgot, alcohol and partying were only invented two years ago. That must be the reason. Or alternatively, its more likely because Mary Pat Clarke wants to run for Mayor and is taking advantage of heightened tensions between some loud students and the community to get her name in the papers. You can debate whether or not the university deserves this reputation. However, you can
I really thought this might just fizzle out into nothing but looking at the momentum now is honestly wild and kind of surreal. It feels like people actually want to talk about how the administration handles this relationship instead of just pretending the tension magically appeared overnight which is just so exhausting.
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Jessica Osei
20 years ago
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This policy is total garbage. They want our tuition money but then treat us like we have no right to live in the neighborhood. Pick one.
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Brian Donnelly
20 years ago
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The hypocrisy is unbelievable. They love the money we bring to the city but hate having us around on weekends. Pathetic.
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Kevin Spencer
20 years ago
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so tired of this back and forth. stop blaming everything on the kids.
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Sarah Schneider
20 years ago
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Hopkins treats us like we are pests living in their backyard. The whole city is trying to push us out and it is honestly so frustrating.
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David Achebe
20 years ago
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Ridiculous. Maybe focus on actual problems instead of targeting students for just existing here.
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Mike West
20 years ago
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Mary Pat Clarke is doing this for votes and nothing else. Sick of the students being used as scapegoats every time election season rolls around.
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http://www.jhunewsletter.com/vnews/display.v/ART/442de0771f902
Lets really look at the relationship between Baltimore City and Hopkins. Hopkins has been here for over a century, yet they\'ve only recently had a problem with local council officials. Why Oh I forgot, alcohol and partying were only invented two years ago. That must be the reason. Or alternatively, its more likely because Mary Pat Clarke wants to run for Mayor and is taking advantage of heightened tensions between some loud students and the community to get her name in the papers. You can debate whether or not the university deserves this reputation. However, you can
I really thought this might just fizzle out into nothing but looking at the momentum now is honestly wild and kind of surreal. It feels like people actually want to talk about how the administration handles this relationship instead of just pretending the tension magically appeared overnight which is just so exhausting.
6 Comments
J
Jessica Osei
20 years ago
Featured
This policy is total garbage. They want our tuition money but then treat us like we have no right to live in the neighborhood. Pick one.
B
Brian Donnelly
20 years ago
Featured
The hypocrisy is unbelievable. They love the money we bring to the city but hate having us around on weekends. Pathetic.
K
Kevin Spencer
20 years ago
Featured
so tired of this back and forth. stop blaming everything on the kids.
S
Sarah Schneider
20 years ago
Featured
Hopkins treats us like we are pests living in their backyard. The whole city is trying to push us out and it is honestly so frustrating.
D
David Achebe
20 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. Maybe focus on actual problems instead of targeting students for just existing here.
M
Mike West
20 years ago
Featured
Mary Pat Clarke is doing this for votes and nothing else. Sick of the students being used as scapegoats every time election season rolls around.
This policy is total garbage. They want our tuition money but then treat us like we have no right to live in the neighborhood. Pick one.