It took a Harvard lawyer to finally cut through all this BS.

Greg Piper at The College Fix reports:

Harvard law dean blows off ‘traumatized’ students who demand postponed exams

Harvard law students who are too “traumatized” to take their final exams on time aren’t getting full sympathy from the dean of students, the Daily Caller reports.

Ellen Cosgrove wrote back to the students who demanded the school let them “reschedule their exams in good faith and at their own discretion between the period of December 20th and January 15th” because of their mental state following the non-indictments in the Michael Brown and Eric Garner cases.

It boils down to, we’ll do anything but reschedule exams.

Cosgrove told student activists:

• The law school will provide “a space for reflection and support” during exams
• A specialist will “lead a discussion on how best to concentrate on exams when you are experiencing strong emotions that interfere with your ability to focus”
• Students can get one-on-one counseling from the university’s counseling services and the campus chaplains (don’t worry, “they do not proselytize”)
• They can come to Cosgrove’s office to “discuss ways we can support your specific needs during the exam period”