Author Topic: College thread (OP actually somewhat updated)  (Read 39936 times)

what college are you lookin at right now
Capilano University.

Its a bit of a drive from my house though but I dont mind.

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I hate that they try to make "how you're doing" a part of the equation. I don't think they really care how you're doing, they just have to follow policy. If it's your word against one other person's, you don't have anything to worry about. Just don't bring more people into it obviously and don't say more than you need to. Let them do the talking and only say what you need to.

This is getting ridiculous.




(all other levels are irrelevant)


This sort of bureaucracy is awful. Someone files a report based on nothing, and after whatever process it is a part of gets started, it is hell to stop it.

Oh gosh what an awful situation. Good on you for your calm, intelligent responses. You have a good case here—that there is no case to be had. This situation seems akin to the classic police tactic of just "wanting to chat with you, ask you some question, no pressure" and then incriminating statements can be extracted and interpreted from any statement you make. No doubt that's what would have happened if you'd gone in for the meeting.

It sucks that these departments feel the need to almost CREATE a violation when a single person files an unsupported, hollow claim of a violation. They disguise this as just a matter of following due process to ensure safety or something.

Oh gosh what an awful situation. Good on you for your calm, intelligent responses. You have a good case here—that there is no case to be had. This situation seems akin to the classic police tactic of just "wanting to chat with you, ask you some question, no pressure" and then incriminating statements can be extracted and interpreted from any statement you make. No doubt that's what would have happened if you'd gone in for the meeting.

It sucks that these departments feel the need to almost CREATE a violation when a single person files an unsupported, hollow claim of a violation. They disguise this as just a matter of following due process to ensure safety or something.
Well I mean, lets be fair. trinick isn't exactly sober 24/7.

Well I mean, lets be fair. trinick isn't exactly sober 24/7.
brother you go to asu...

brother you go to asu...
I'm not the one getting emails though. :)

true lol, Are you in the dorms at asu? Cause I've heard mostly terrible things about on campus dorms these past few years

true lol, Are you in the dorms at asu? Cause I've heard mostly terrible things about on campus dorms these past few years
I'm at the honors college, so dorms are new and common areas are pretty much cleaned constantly. But yeah, there's some real stuff-holes I've heard of/walked into.

You're not proving anything by refusing to go to the meeting.  If anything, it'd just stir up more suspicion.

Not saying you should go, it's kind of the logic of being summoned to court on some charge and just saying "I'm innocent.  Why don't you realize that?"  You're not really providing any evidence to lead them to believe that the allegations are false.

Technically I never refused to go to the meeting. I requested that the entire case be thrown out the window. I intend on attending the meeting if it comes to it, but I'm not nearly done stirring up stuff.

« Last Edit: November 05, 2014, 08:07:42 PM by $trinick »

You won. Great job.

Or she's getting it in writing while she reviews stuff.