I always had this nagging thought about how the recruiting of college students at various intervals was an inconvenience to them, their professors and the institutions. I have not thought that any of the rescuers were particularly excited about being yanked out of school at the time. They might have taken the moral high road and thought thet were helping friends in need. They could just as easily have thought they were being inconvenienced because the hikers overreached and now there was damage control. To make it worse, they were not learning, or having to be remediated because the Sports Authority really didn't care.
Those kids were going out in the cold and staying in the cold in order to bend their backs all,day poking holes in the ground only to return and have to play catch up at school. As a reward they got to look a dead frozen kids just like themselves. No win situation, yes?
Topic: Speaking of inconvenience (Read 15 times)
