>[A student] cited Christopher Hitchens’s variation of Occam’s razor: “What can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.”

>[a person who helped organize the Day of Absence] observed that because Hitchens’s razor is an “Englishman’s popularization of a Latin proverb,” it “would seem to itself be the product of at least two traditionally hierarchical, imperialist societies with an interest in disposing of inconvenient questions.”

. . Wow, you really can't make this up.

Evergreen officially asked "white" students to not show up to campus one day.

Those who protested this decision were told that because their logic is of English and Latin origin, it's racist.