- Saapas@piefed.zipEnglish17 days
Dozens
the local news outlet SFGate estimated it was as many as 200
No mention of how many people are graduating
Reee it’s difficult to estimate how big of a deal this was if the total number of participants isn’t mentioned.
17 daysOn wiki it says there are about 1700 undergrads per class, so if it’s that plus some grad students at graduation, 200 walking out could be maybe a tenth of the attendees. Sounds pretty noticeable.
- Sharkticon@lemmy.zipEnglish17 days
Very rare for the ceremony to be the entire graduating class. Its usually broken down by school.
Their ego is disgusting, every time they open their mouths they are met with disdain and they still don’t get it.
- frongt@lemmy.zipEnglish17 days
They don’t need to. They’re still making more each year than you or I will make in our entire lives.
- 17 days
They make more than we’ll make in our lives before lunch. Every day.
- frongt@lemmy.zipEnglish17 days
His current pay package is about $233m/yr. That’s about $112k/day. I think your math might be off. Even if you make $7.25/hr, you’ll make $112k in just over eight years. Still an absurd disparity, but not as far as you say.
- tedd_deireadh@piefed.socialEnglish17 days
BLS lists the median annual salary as $62k. So, he does make more money in a half day than the majority of Americans make in a year. There’s no way any one person deserves that much money.
- FukOui@lemmy.zipEnglish17 days
And then some of those that walked out will work for Google also due to job market shit fuckery. What a time to be alive
- andallthat@lemmy.worldEnglish17 days
I’ve seen it happen! She… lives in Canada, you wouldn’t know her
Whatever happened to booing and jeering. Chase these goblins off their stage.
Many of these schools forbid stuff like this and will withhold diplomas and such. This i think it’s far more effective. Hey up and walk the fuck out everyone sees you and sees them.
- 16 days
Many of these schools forbid stuff like this
Coming soon to a USA near you: Constitutional amendment 28: Freedom of oppression. Indoctrination starting at the college/university level.
