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 University painstakingly avoids any mention of ‘Christmas’ with cowboy-themed ‘Holiday Hoedown’
Jennifer Kabbany - Fix Editor •December 22, 2016
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The College Fix is in the midst of our 2016 year end campaign.


Sometimes it seems the word “Christmas” is like poison to universities. This latest example is no exception.

The University of California Riverside recently hosted a “Staff Assembly Holiday Hoedown,” and pictures posted on the institution’s website show organizers bent over backward to make sure it could not be accused of being a Christmas party.

“Handkerchiefs, boots, and cowboy hats set the stage for the 2016 Staff Assembly Holiday Hoedown, which treated about 400 employees to an afternoon of games, food, dancing, and prizes,” reports Inside UCR. “This year’s holiday party — featuring live music by Gold Rush Country — took place on Dec. 16 at the HUB.”

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It seems colleges today cannot tolerate "ethnic appropriation."  But a college in ultra-liberal Mejifornia has no problem with "mocking" white cowboys.  Go figure - but I don't think you will need to go too far.