Talk:SIAS University

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Please keep my name and my family's name off of this page. I have said my piece, and will not be back. Fight your own fights, but stop bringing me into this. Never underestimate the power of human stupidity. 10:45, 23 March 2007 (UTC)

Not done pending attribution to reliable sources of some sort. I gather there's an intense argument going on. – Luna Santin (talk) 21:22, 14 March 2007 (UTC)

Wikipedia is for unbiased opinions - encyclopedia articles, not angered people that got fired from a university. You are giving your own biased opinion, and that is not what Wikipedia is about. You may be right about a bunch of new teachers coming to teach at the university, but you are wrong about the reasons. The new teachers sought to bring unity to Peter Hall, rather than disunity and fighting. This disunity is evidenced by your continued anger displayed on Wikipedia. That is the type of behavior that SIAS wanted to eliminate. Tons of organizations recruit Christian teachers to go overseas. (See elic.org, teachoverseas.org, etc, etc), but the main goal at SIAS is not to find Christian teachers like these other organizations, it is to find unity between all the teachers so there are no issues for ICED to deal with. I'm sorry you had a bad experience at SIAS, but Wikipedia is not the place to voice your disatisfaction and you are doing readers a disservice because they just want to read about an East v. West university in China. Thanks.

71.133.237.103 17:50, 23 February 2007