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and more. The “Clearly Rachel doesn’t know what she’s doing, ever” Group should sue Syracuse University surveillance to force it to make surveillance its academic policy explicit in circumstances like this. In addition, Rachel Collins should sue the Group for whatever (you tell me Larry) to force differentiation between “freedom of speech” in an academic surveillance setting and slander. On the “positive” side, the three young women who characterized their own behavior as despicable took the very, very first step in the direction of reparation. They should NOT be congratulated; neither should their acts be forgiven. Admitting their mistake is but the first step in returning to moral decency. On the negative side, the article states “three of the charged students have said, in retrospect, that they didn’t intend to hurt Collins’s feelings.” After going to the Facebook.com
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