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| news, movie, drums, product, hear, contemporary, bloody mother fucking asshole lyrics, journal, dance, pat metheny, latin, anarchist, death metal, chicks, competitive name analysis, atmosphere don't ever fucking question that song lyrics, air force, igor, | The description of the group continued, “and neither does Syracuse’s Writing 105 program for hiring this loser grad student who loves to pronounce her Ws obnoxiously. Rachel, I’m sorry, you really suck.” Next to that description, the washington students posted a picture of a grinning Rachel washington Collins, an English doctoral student at the university. The group had at least 16 members, with Amanda Seideman, Colleen Smith, Caitlin Womble and Madison Alpern taking on “officer” roles in the group. Each of washington the officers described their distaste for the instructor in sexually explicit or otherwise harsh ways. Seideman wrote, “I’d rather watch my brother masturbate to midget porn with my mom than go to your class, Rachel.” (And that was relatively tame, and clean, compared to Womble’s and Smith’s comments, which can be found here.) |
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| Not to mention her teeth and bad igor breath!” Related stories A Threat to Freedom, Feb. 23 Faith on the Quad, Jan. 27 Should All Beliefs Be Worn on Sleeves?, Dec. 8 Dental Pain at Marquette, Dec. 6 Half a Loaf at Hampton, Dec. 5 E-mail Print While thousands of students nationwide have added similarly outspoken language to online discussion groups and message boards, four students at Syracuse igor have learned the hard way that private institutions have the right to dole out punishments if they deem content expressed on Facebook.com, or any other online medium, to violate their official codes of student conduct. Several students, including those who have never posted on Facebook.com, and some professors, including those who have had nasty comments made about them online, are questioning whether due process was afforded to the students. The students in this instance — all female freshmen, three of whom attend Syracuse and one who transferred this semester to Drexel University — had created a group last fall called “Clearly Rachel doesn’t know what she’s doing, ever.” |
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