ADJUST

That money cannot buy everything was exactly the spirit of the 2005´s protest. The School of Architecture was turning to be more functional (what proof to be dysfunctional) and less of a visionary place. It was clear to all the protesting students and I that the existence of Cooper was a triumph over market economy, not everything can be measured by money and money cannot buy it all.
I agree with having free education and education being a human right but thinking about the numbers, thirty undergraduates selected per year, per school, one sees that Cooper Union wasn´t solving the problem of free education as much as positioning resistance. Cooper Union was about free spirits, about democracy and equality. Cooper Union was saying: rich cannot buy their way in here.

To give artists a recipe for getting money for their work instead of trying to change the art’s structure is a form of scam for artists.

Although nobody would like to be perceived as stupid, being stupid releases one from being thoughtful and correcting mistakes. In reality, stupidity is a deviation from what is ethical and lawful. The “ We just don’t paid, we will go on default” is against the spirit of the United States Constitution. There is no bill of stupidity in the constitution.