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How Farah (above) reached the conclusion that “Sherry Rosenthal is absolutely everyone’s hero at CSN” is a mystery to me. No one surveyed my department or they would have arrived at a different result. The professors in our department have openly discussed their dismay at the blog exaggerations that hurt people and the negative publicity this blog brings to all of higher education in Nevada. We would rather work quietly with the administration, especially in these hard times, to understand how to best meet the needs of students. It just isn’t true that everyone supports Rosenthal or this blog. In my opinion, the number of bloggers who are creating this mess is very small and mostly old timers who want to go back 3 or 6 or 10 years and punish someone for what happened back then. Can’t we focus on students for a change?