No Chiropractic School at FSU

The Daytona Beach News-Journal gives an enthusiastic thumbs up to the decision by Florida State University to turn down money that would have established the first chiropractic school at a public university in the US. Seems that the University thought it would be a bad precedent to start a school that specialized in a dubious area of medicine, an area that has almost no scientific evidence to support it; and furthermore, several professors threatened to resign if the University accepted the money and started the chiropractic school.

On a humorous note, we see that a FSU professor drew up a map of the new University of Pseudoscience, with the Chiropractic Institute just across the road from Crop Circle Simulation Laboratory, not far from the Yeti Foundation.