NYC college students learning ‘How to Steal’ — as class teaches ‘line between private property and public good is drawn in blood’

NYC college students learning ‘How to Steal’ — as class teaches ‘line between private property and public good is drawn in blood’

At the New School in Manhattan, a four-year private university where the $60,240 tuition doesn't cover housing, students at the university's Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts can learn "How to Steal."

New College Course Teaches Radical Ethics Through The Lens of Theft - Real News Now

The worthiness of procuring a college degree has increasingly fallen into a zone of scrutiny, and not without valid reasons. It might come as a surprise to many parents as to what exactly they are paying such hefty amounts for. Take the case of Manhattan’s New School, an esteemed private institution, where the full tuition of $60,240 doesn’t encompass living costs. Students at this institution’s Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts have the oppor…

College Students Can Take a Class to Learn How to Steal - Yes, Really

NYC college students can now enroll in a course titled 'How to Steal' discussing theft ethics.