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bananaface said:
The link doesn't seem to work
bananaface said:
It works when I click on it. Perhaps Xanga was down, or Xanga doesn't like you?Caverject said:The link doesn't seem to work
1: They have already had their white coat? (Today is day 3 of class?)bananaface said:
bananaface said:It works when I click on it. Perhaps Xanga was down, or Xanga doesn't like you?
jdpharmd? said:1: They have already had their white coat? (Today is day 3 of class?)
2: LONG coats????
Ouch. That must be the ever dreaded burn in absentia!Caverject said:There is a great word to describe people like you, but I will not use it in this setting It was down this morning when I tried cause it works now.
We had our white coat ceremony at the end of the first week of school. We also have long jackets, which I like much better.
bananaface said:I like short coats better. The long ones remind me of nightgowns.
"...has been taken offline..."bananaface said:
jdpharmd? said:"...has been taken offline..."
ucrsandstorm said:
hhhhmmmm....FutureRxGal said:Did your finger have a spasm while clicking the " "?
ucrsandstorm said:I have a problem with people posting things without asking the authors permission, especially when it is from ?some students? personal journal with personal pictures. The white coat ceremony is a special time where new students are accepted into the profession. It is a special moment in that person's life. When someone puts this ?blog? without permission and along with others, begins to make assumptions and judgments about them and their school IS VERY WRONG. Why don?t you ask that student? Why don?t you ask that student how their white coat went? Why don?t you ask for permission? Why do you assume everything is yours free to use? What if there was a picture of your parents and your parents did not consent to having those pictures posted?
In response to all the negativity, this is a new program and there are many things that can go wrong. Starting a pharmacy school is not easy and I think the majority of the students and staff is happy with how things are turning out. It?s not perfect, there are problems but I highly doubt that anyone else?s program is.
Yeah, obviously someone created that online, public blog so that nobody could read it. Oh wait, the whole idea of a blog is to share experiences with everyone else, receive comments, etc. I wonder who emailed that person and told them to shut it down.... hmmm.... Well, better get back to the cloak and dagger that is HiCP.ucrsandstorm said:I have a problem with people posting things without asking the authors permission, especially when it is from ?some students? personal journal with personal pictures.
cloak and dagger ≈ long white coat and spatula ?jdpharmd? said:back to the cloak and dagger that is HiCP.
Lee A Burnett said:I've received 2 complaints from guests wanting to close and delete this thread. But it seems like people (at least in recent posts) are being civil and respectful of each other. Further, it appears that people are making statements that are backed by information publicly available on the Internet.
I don't find a gross violation of forum rules, so it will be left open.
Folks, don't ask me to close threads because you don't like people talking about your school. That's not appropriate.
I think it was JD and South. Remember, we blame everything on them. Shhh!J Lucas said:I wonder who that could be?
250K? That is crazy! Do you have a link to that article?Caverject said:I was thinking about this....according to the article on the school from biz journal, the start up cost of the school was $250,000. My school spent 7,000,000 to start! Of course, maybe being accredited had something to do with it
It's on the previous page of this thread.bananaface said:250K? That is crazy! Do you have a link to that article?
My goose chase led me to the post above yours and two pages back, but the previous page has bupkus.jdpharmd? said:It's on the previous page of this thread.
bananaface said:My goose chase led me to the post above yours and two pages back, but the previous page has bupkus.
My friend Todd and I exchanged glasses during a 3am fire drill once and discovered that we had the same prescription. Those were his glasses I dropped.FutureRxGal said:LVPharm's post, #443, page 23 of this thread...right next to where you dropped your glasses.
Maybe NEXT summer.LVPharm said:This thread needs an index. You're up for making one, Anna? Just kidding
I don't think so. I remember something about HICP students downloading everything from "the server".Tuck said:Just curious, but does the school have a library? 250k seems awfully small....in fact my house costs about that much.
I have actually read the hard copy of the article announcing the opening of HICP. In the body of the text it says they spent $250,000. I am not sure where that amount came from. But, in the hard copy of the paper, it also shows/lists bullet point facts about the school. One of the bullet points says that the school was spending millions to open the school. I can't remember the exact amount, but it was in the million dollar range. It also mentioned the buildings that were being built and their square footage. So I don't know if the body of the article was referring to something else or what they were referring to with the mention of the $250,000.Caverject said:I was thinking about this....according to the article on the school from biz journal, the start up cost of the school was $250,000. My school spent 7,000,000 to start! Of course, maybe being accredited had something to do with it
According to the college's website, the campus is supposed to be done in a few months. I remember hearing something about the construction being delayed indefinitely (never started?).trvlgrl said:I have actually read the hard copy of the article announcing the opening of HICP. In the body of the text it says they spent $250,000. I am not sure where that amount came from. But, in the hard copy of the paper, it also shows/lists bullet point facts about the school. One of the bullet points says that the school was spending millions to open the school. I can't remember the exact amount, but it was in the million dollar range. It also mentioned the buildings that were being built and their square footage. So I don't know if the body of the article was referring to something else or what they were referring to with the mention of the $250,000.
Interestingly, once we mention issues in this thread, their website gets updated. It's like magic!Tuck said:Well, if they continue to write that way I think their chances of getting accredited will begin to decrease....
BlueSkyCA said:Passing the board or not, it depends not only the school but also by yourself...
wow...you understand English...hehehe...Caverject said:wow...you speak english!
Now, shall we move on to grammar?Caverject said:wow...you speak english!
trvlgrl said:It seems that none of the HICP SDN members communicate here anymore. I am only guessing it is because of all the negativity. Waste of energy always defending their choice of school.
FutureRxGal said:About your school... I am sure there are kinks to work out. I think the majority of posters lately, myself included, are genuinely curious as to how it's going there. Your answer seems rather vague, in my opinion. I just think that, after all the negativity and because HICP is a new school, the HICP students that are members of this community would be excited and wanting to share positive aspects about HICP.
hey all of you guys who goes to HICP is tht school easy to get in? I live in New Jersey, would like to apply to HICP, but how easy is it to get into tht school?Tuck said:I hope they at least have Micromedex...I don't think I could get by without that program. Of course, it is $60,000 a year for a subscription, so that leaves them with $190k if they do....
jdpharmd? said:Is the HICP website down?