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Hillary Clinton blasted for uninspiring class at Columbia University, failing to ‘loosen up’
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January 12, 2024
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1:00Now PlayingHillary Clinton’s class on “decision-making” was blasted by a Columbia University student for lacking insights as she said that the former secretary of state was “basically reading passages from her book” and morphed more into a politician as the semester continued.
“I would have really, really hoped that she would bring in some more unique insights… rather than her almost basically reciting passages from her book word for word during lecture,” current Columbia student Laalitya Acharya, said on TikTok in December.
Clinton taught a class “Inside the Situation Room” with Columbia’s dean, Keren Yarhi-Milo, during the 2023 fall semester.
First, the student said that Clinton wasn’t relatable to the students and there was a feeling of disconnect.
“[There was a] kind of the divide between the students and the professors… I’d hoped that over the course of the semester, [Clinton] would start to loosen up a little bit. We’d get to know more about [Clinton] as [an] individua[l] and really be able to have… a professor/student relationship rather than just having [her] talk at us,” she said.
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