They just can't stand the truth about what we end up expecting

Quite a few Muslims just can't stand it when we tell what impression we end up getting from them after specific examples of violence and other poor acts of behavior are committed by Islamists around the world. And that was also the case in Oregon, where Muslim students protested, and the state university ended up kowtowing to them as well. The leftist AP, on KEZI-TV (via Colossus of Rhodey and Little Green Footballs) reports about how the Oregon State University caved in to Muslim students who found an article in their campus newspaper, the Daily Barometer, which was titled "The Islamic Double-Standard" to be "insulting to their faith":

CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) — A student’s column in the Oregon State University campus newspaper has prompted protests by Muslim students, who say it is offensive to their faith.

The piece headlined “The Islamic Double Standard” was written by OSU microbiology student Nathanael Blake and published in the Daily Barometer on Feb. 8.

The column accused Muslims of expecting special treatment after a Danish newspaper published cartoons depicting the prophet Muhammad. Riots over the cartoons amounted to “savagery,” Blake said. “Bluntly put, we expect Muslims to behave barbarously,” his column said.

On Thursday, about a dozen students — including members of Muslim and Arab student groups — held a vigil on the campus to protest both Blake’s piece and the Danish cartoons. They handed out flyers that stated “While staying loyal to the main values of freedom of expression that founded this country, we also feel the need to reflect on the values of tolerance and acceptance on this campus.”

Among the students offended by the column was Nada Mohamed, a 20-year-old junior and the vice president of OSU’s Muslim Student Association.

“It was amazing to me that they (the campus newspaper) were allowed to publish this kind of stuff,” she told the Corvallis Gazette-Times. “Tears were flowing out of my eyes as I was reading,” she said. “I felt like somebody was ripping my heart out.”

At the Daily Barometer, editors said e-mail and phone calls poured in. Senior editors have met with the Muslim Student Association.

“The pain that it caused ... did not subside with time,” said DD Bixby, the Barometer’s editor-in-chief. “It kind of just festered.”

She said editors have been checking copy with Muslim students, and on Tuesday deleted one paragraph from a piece scheduled to be published the next day.

Bixby said her staffers are “all pretty much Oregon-type kids” who knew little about Islam and didn’t foresee how people would respond to the column.

Wow, is this biased alright, including the EIC's own statement. Oregon does seem to have quite a problem with moonbattery, and it also seems to figure in here as well, with the EIC implying that the writers are dummies and in doing so, she insulted them. Not good. Nor is the way that this so-called university is resorting to dhimmitude.