I spent a lot of time thinking about this before I posted it, so please - don't think I'm just saying this because I'm a "worry freak."
I know that at the end of our class (TR 7:30 - 8:45), a lot of us started to have conversations about the random difficulties that we all incurred, but honestly we all need to think about the actions that could happen if we send a letter to the school. If we include any names in the letter - it could be jobs lost, her reputations ruined, etc etc etc. We as students could also have some type action taken against us. If we really want anything to happen, I think that if we all came together as a class - discussed what happened to each group - write down what happened, then call and ask the president if he'd be interested in hearing about it...... then that could be easier on the entire situation.
I just know that if we send a letter to the school calling people out, then there definitely will be some type of reaction -- and I personally do not want anything negative to come from such a positive class.
Tyler Willis
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I could not agree more. But you know this because we talked about it last night. Whatever is done, if anything, should be handled calmly and professionally. It is important to separate yourself from the problem and look at the situation with objective eyes.
There is no reason to act like a bunch of angry hoodlums. (Not that any of us would do that.)
Remember that it is not only your reputation at stake, but others' as well.
Yea - I'm just worried that if we go attacking people, sending this letter or that letter, then it'll be an unholy hell of regret later on.
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