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StudentRiots
Course: CC 1045, Fall 2009School: National Taiwan University
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Contact Student Community Behavior - the Recent Riots Ask several undergraduates about the recent rioting on campus. - How representative of the student body are the rioters? How do most students feel about the riots? Do they support the students who participate, or the police, or neither? - What makes people riot? Is it a national trend or phenomenon, or is it especially caused by something about OSU? What...
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Student Community Behavior - the Recent Riots Ask several undergraduates about the recent rioting on campus. - How representative of the student body are the rioters? How do most students feel about the riots? Do they support the students who participate, or the police, or neither?
- What makes people riot? Is it a national trend or phenomenon, or is it especially caused by something about OSU? What attitude or motivation dissatisfaction or (or other characteristics) does it indicate in students?
-What should the University administration do, if anything, to stop the rioting and why? Should they expel the rioters, or organize "safe events", or offer couns...
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