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- From: fsspr@acad3.alaska.edu (Sean P. Ryan, Hardcore Alaskan)
- Newsgroups: alt.comp.acad-freedom.talk,soc.college
- Subject: Re: The FBI takes a trip to Cornell...
- Message-ID: <22NOV199221120322@acad3.alaska.edu>
- Date: 23 Nov 92 05:12:00 GMT
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- In article <9211202036.AA12053@crocus.cit.cornell.edu>, escheire@sunlab.cit.cornell.edu (Eric Scheirer) writes...
- >
- >Criticisms I have:
- >
- >> Marjorie W. Hodges J.D. '91, judicial administrator, said her office is
- >> pursuing its own investigation. The student may have violated a Campus
- >> Code of Conduct status that forbids "trafficking, for profit or
- >> otherwise, in goods and services, when incompatible with the interest
- >> of the University and the Cornell community." She would not comment
- >> any further on the case.
- >
- >This is Section J of Article II of Title 3 of the Cornell Code of Conduct.
- >It is far, far, far too vague. Further, Article II of Title 1 seems to
- >exclude the possibility of simultaneous University and criminal action.
-
- Of course it is. It's generally the case of colleges and universities
- to enact incredibly vague conduct regulations, most particularly
- amongst public schools. This way, the administration can get rid of
- any students they so desire for most any reason. Since most school
- administrators regard students in the same sense as they regard the
- shit they excrete when they use the bathroom, it doesn't matter to
- them that these regulations they enact bear little resemblance to the
- concept of "equal justice." Even if a court of law finds in favor of
- the student, they still have reason to deny the student his prior
- standing at the school.
-
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