<p>Despite having managed to oust the school&rsquo;s president, University of Missouri students are not yet satisfied. MU President Timothy W. Wolfe announced his resignation Monday after months of protests including a hunger strike and threats from the school&rsquo;s football team to boycott the remainder of the season. Upset students are now setting their sites on the military. ;</p>
<p>ROTC officials actually warned student members about the dangers of wearing their uniforms on campus &hellip; on Veterans&rsquo; Day. Here&#8217;s the official email:</p>
<p><em>&#8220;There have been threats made against Veterans and Soldiers in the COMO area therefore as a force protection measure do not wear your uniforms to class this week. You should wear your uniform for LAB only and you should not wear it around campus at all.&rdquo; ;</em></p>
<p>The Starbucks on campus was forced to close down on Veterans&rsquo; Day because student employees ;were afraid to come to work due to threats. ;</p>
<p>Campus police (MUPD) have offered a sympathetic ear to students, offering to respond whenever they feel hurt or offended. In fact, the school sent out an email instructing students to contact police when confronted with &ldquo;incidents of hateful and/or hurtful speech.&rdquo; ;</p>
<p><em>The situation at MU is out of control. ;</em><em>Since when do students force the military to be afraid or ashamed to wear uniforms on a college campus? </em></p>