Yale student takes brave stand against campus acronym

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To understand the lengths liberal college students will go to feign offense, look at Yale undergrad Emma Keyes, a white woman, who would appreciate it if her classmates stop referring to their campus student center by its acronym “GPSCY.”

Keyes, a senior, wrote in an op-ed for the Yale Daily News that the Graduate and Professional Student Center at Yale, commonly shortened to its acronym and pronounced by students as “gypsy,” is an affront to the Romani people.

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