It depends on the code. However Title IX demands require that a sexual misconduct cases be resolved in a maximum of 60 days, which would be rare in my state to see grand jury resolution for a rape case by then. Dismissal from a college if a student is jailed still goes through the conduct process — even for a crime…

Bahahaha. The majority of conduct officers are making 30-50k a year.

Ah, the hyperbolic policy readings of the 18-21 year olds.

So, can you not watch movies or TV shows that follow storylines made from cannon? Like was West Side Story terrible because it followed the plot points of Romeo and Juliet or O Brother Where Art Thou intolerable because of its relationship to the Odyssey. I also take it you can't enjoy romantic comedies which tend…

If there's alcohol involved the case easily becomes "substantial risk of physical injury".

Dear Miss New York, Hazing is a crime in New York State.

I seriously don't understand the hate for spoilers. A story is just as enjoyable if I know how it ends.

How beautifully heteronormative.

Well, Spock, anyone who love the world Westphalian as much as I do is certainly a friend of mine

Nationalism goes hand in hand with the Westphalian system and even some non state actors like the EU and even something like ETA exploit the basic concepts of nationalism to help governance structures. It's always had a bit of a bad rap, I mean nationalism has sparked multiple revolutions, wars, and terrorist…

I feel like they" and "it seems more like" ARE NOT VALID CRITICISMS OF A MAJOR SOCIO-ECONOMIC POLITICAL ISSUE.

Does your work have air conditioning?

Most schools don't even have the budget for that. I live in a rather liberal, monied that's food conscious and the schools are budgeted 60 cents a child per day.

Whateves.

No shit, sweetie pie.

I have no issues with incorporation, but it's also a social justice thing with poorer students still having flip phones, limited data/text capability, and not always great service.

Yes, and it's hyperbolic to label it stealing. The fine is BS, but there needs to be classroom recourse.

Correct and I disagree with that. The OP was stating that it was stealing to confiscate a student's phone and that's hyperbolic BS.

A student has a right to have their phone, but they can't use it or it would be confiscated. It's a pretty de rigeur policy.

The majority of frats have national organizations. The local chapter at the school wasn't recognized by the school.