Based upon some examples, not time management or personal responsibility.  From UMass, we get this petulant tripe:

This Andrew Card fiasco is really beginning to get on my nerves. I've had to spend the last couple of weeks attending meetings and rallies, as well as signing petitions to try to convince you that your decision (rather, your recommendation to the Board of Trustees) to award a prominent war criminal an honorary degree was "wrong." I have schoolwork to do, I have a new baby son I should be spending time with, but instead I have to waste my time making a public case that you - as an intelligent and supposedly moral man - have made a very bad mistake in giving an honorary degree to a very bad man.

Schoolwork (that must not be the reason for going to college), and a new baby (bet he never heard of abstinence either).

Neglecting both for what?  To protest the War? No.

Feed the Hungry? No

Cloth the poor? No.

For what?  To object to some bozo getting a piece of paper that means squat.

Great set or priorities, eh?