Remember, remember the rescindence of November

[Skeeks]

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Considering it is coming up on the anniversary of that memorable ocassion from last year, I thought we could all use a reminder to remain considerate and professional in our interactions with one another. Best of luck to everyone in the remainder of the application cycle!

 

[Skeeks]

I love you

Aww that was so considerate of you 😀

 

[Temperature101]

Considering it is coming up on the anniversary of that memorable ocassion from last year, I thought we could all use a reminder to remain considerate and professional in our interactions with one another. Best of luck to everyone in the remainder of the application cycle!

I wonder what happen to that member... Does anyone know?

 

[Duff84]

I wonder what happen to that member... Does anyone know?

I keep stumbling upon allusions to this but I couldn't easily find the full story...what happened? Adcoms saw someone abusing members on here and linked their sdn with their real name?

 

[Goro]

As I recall, an SDN member who was accepted into ACOM had his admission rescinded after abusive and unprofessional behavior on Facebook (or some other social media venue).

I keep stumbling upon allusions to this but I couldn't easily find the full story...what happened? Adcoms saw someone abusing members on here and linked their sdn with their real name?

 

[Mehd School]

I wonder what happen to that member... Does anyone know?

I have read (on here) that he is currently in a post-bac program. I also read that following his ACOM booting he was granted an interview at LMU and blew it. The people that met him gave a good idea of what his character was like, and after reading that I wasn't at all surprised about his issues.

 

[NontradCA]

Watch out for the PC police. I didn't know the guy, but someone having their acceptance rescinded for saying something on FB comes off as petty. I think admins can be better than that. Then again, it is Alabama.

Goro- has your school done similar things? What do people in your neck of the woods get acceptances rescinded for?

 

[Skeeks]

Watch out for the PC police. I didn't know the guy, but someone having their acceptance rescinded for saying something on FB comes off as petty. I think admins can be better than that. Then again, it is Alabama.

Goro- has your school done similar things? What do people in your neck of the woods get acceptances rescinded for?

I thought I had heard that some of the comments were racist in nature. If that is the case I could see them taking some action. Especially because he made it VERY public that he was accepted to ACOM. Being a new school that year I can see how they would want to save as much face as possible, especially considering some unfortunate circumstances involving their new dean. I think they just made a judgement call, it was harsh, but not necissarily unwarrented. From what I do remember there was no warning given to him, it was just an abrupt rescindance. In that particualr sense I do think it was a little too harsh.

 

[Temperature101]

I have read (on here) that he is currently in a post-bac program. I also read that following his ACOM booting he was granted an interview at LMU and blew it. The people that met him gave a good idea of what his character was like, and after reading that I wasn't at all surprised about his issues.

Why can't people be nice? Does it cost that much for people to be nice? I thought that was just on unusual mistake on his part; but if people who met him say he is an a..ss, I guess he probably has some soul searching to do.

 

[Escape_Goat]

Do we have a link to the original thread?

 

[touchpause13]

He's a jerk who said some racist stuff.

Just a reminder to avoid any isms on facebook, Twitter, sdn, etc.

 

[Mehd School]

Then again, it is Alabama.

Oh boy.

This, folks, is a prime example of why moving mountains to avoid stigma is pointless. You could graduate #1 in your class at Yale, and you'll still be judged because you're chubby, female, a different color, etc. Where there are people, there will always ignorance. Thanks for keeping things in perspective, NontradCA.

 

[NontradCA]

Oh boy.

This, folks, is a prime example of why moving mountains to avoid stigma is pointless. You could graduate #1 in your class at Yale, and you'll still be judged because you're chubby, female, a different color, etc. Where there are people, there will always ignorance. Thanks for keeping things in perspective, NontradCA.

Lolwut, I thought it was PC to make fun of fat people and rednecks? Crap I need another cultural awareness rehab seminar.

 

[Roxas]

Do we have a link to the original thread?

No it was all deleted by MODs shortly after.

 

[andrew1234]

It was actually just made on SDN. here are some posts that he wrote

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/thr...rescinded-due-to-comments-made-on-sdn.966310/

 

[m1021]

He also was acting very like a recruiter... saying, oh you will/won't get in because of X. He talked A LOT, and people were starting to believe the things he said. I don't like any med school wants something like that happening. In MU-COM's thread, the ADCOM is very quick to shoot down those kind of comments.

 

[NurWollen]

Why can't people be nice? Does it cost that much for people to be nice? I thought that was just on unusual mistake on his part; but if people who met him says he is an a..ss, I guess he probably has some soul searching to do.

So true... I mean, even for just the length of an interview you should be able to pretend right?

 

[NurWollen]

Considering it is coming up on the anniversary of that memorable ocassion from last year, I thought we could all use a reminder to remain considerate and professional in our interactions with one another. Best of luck to everyone in the remainder of the application cycle!

Based on your avatar I take it you picked Miami? Awesome.

 

[Skeeks]

Based on your avatar I take it you picked Miami? Awesome.

Yeah, that what we are thinking. My wife and I sat down and talked it over for quite sometime. It just has so many opportunities that DMU couldn't offer, not just the MD DO thing, Miami has six affiliated hospitals within a block of the campus, plus I was accepted to their 4 year MD/MPH track and I really want that MPH degree.

 

[darklabel]

No thread is complete without this. I wonder who made this amazing image.

 

[Goro]

I've never heard of it happening here. I don't know if news of stuff like this would percolate down to the Faculty or even the AdCom once the decision is made. I suspect that this is an ultra-rare event at any medical school.

Goro- has your school done similar things? What do people in your neck of the woods get acceptances rescinded for?

 

[abolt18]

Yeah, that what we are thinking. My wife and I sat down and talked it over for quite sometime. It just has so many opportunities that DMU couldn't offer, not just the MD DO thing, Miami has six affiliated hospitals within a block of the campus, plus I was accepted to their 4 year MD/MPH track and I really want that MPH degree.

Congrats man! You'll likely be better off overall! What is their COA? Better start saving up for the move because that's a big one!

 

[NurWollen]

Yeah, that what we are thinking. My wife and I sat down and talked it over for quite sometime. It just has so many opportunities that DMU couldn't offer, not just the MD DO thing, Miami has six affiliated hospitals within a block of the campus, plus I was accepted to their 4 year MD/MPH track and I really want that MPH degree.

Awesome! I heard somewhere that DMU has you traveling around quite a wide swath of the midwest for rotations. I didn't interview there so I don't know if it's true... but if it is, just the fact that you'll be local the whole 4 yrs will probably prove a bigger plus for your family than the actual location itself.

 

[coolingglasses]

Yeah, that what we are thinking. My wife and I sat down and talked it over for quite sometime. It just has so many opportunities that DMU couldn't offer, not just the MD DO thing, Miami has six affiliated hospitals within a block of the campus, plus I was accepted to their 4 year MD/MPH track and I really want that MPH degree.

I remember driving by one of Miami's hospitals on the way to the beach. I dreamed for a minute.

 

[buctuong]

ACOM rescinded the acceptance offer in November? Did he not get into other schools besides ACOM?

 

[sazerac]

ACOM rescinded the acceptance offer in November? Did he not get into other schools besides ACOM?

No. He had a terrible personality, and unfortunately he also withdrew from other interview invites after his acceptance.

Interestingly, the only school where he did get a (temporary) acceptance was one where the dean had a serious drinking problem.

 

[Skeeks]

Congrats man! You'll likely be better off overall! What is their COA? Better start saving up for the move because that's a big one!

COA is $71,356 so not that bad actually. They are a private school, instate tuition is 34,000 and out of state is 42,000 so education wise it is the same as DMU. Cost of living of course is a different matter though. But like I mentioned before there are other benefits like the dual degree in four years. Their match list also won me over, I know they dont mean everything and have to be taken with a grain of salt but check out this crazy list:


Anesthesiology

• B I Deaconess Med Center, Boston, MA
• Brigham & Womens Hospital, Boston, MA
• Emory Univ SOM, Atlanta, GA
• Hospital of the Univ of PA, Philadelphia, PA
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (8)
• Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD
• NYP Hospital-Weill Cornell Med Center, New York, NY
• Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals, Stony Brook, NY
• Tulane Univ SOM, New Orleans, LA
• U Florida COM-Shands Hospital, Gainesville, FL
• U Texas Southwestern Med School, Dallas, TX

Dermatology

• Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (3)
• St Lukes-Roosevelt, New York, NY
• U South Florida COM, Tampa, FL
• UC Irvine Med Center, Orange, CA (2)

Emergency Medicine

• Orlando Health, Orlando, FL
• Beaumont Health System, Royal Oak, MI
• Cook County-Stroger Hospital, Chicago, IL
• Denver Health Med Center, Denver, CO
• Medical University of SC, Charleston, SC
• Morristown Mem Hospital, Morristown, NJ
• U Arizona COM at South Campus, Tucson, AZ

Family Medicine

• NYP Hospital-Columbia Univ Med Center, New York, NY
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL
• West Kendall Baptist Hospital, Miami, FL

General Surgery

• U Colorado SOM, Denver, CO
• Einstein/Beth Israel Med Center, New York, NY
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL
• Mt Sinai Med Center, Miami, FL
• Spartanburg Reg Healthcare, Spartanburg, SC
• U Minnesota Med School, Minneapolis, MN
• U South Florida COM, Tampa, FL
• U Texas Southwestern Med School, Dallas, TX
• Univ of Chicago Med Center, Chicago, IL

Internal Medicine

• Baylor Coll Med, Houston, TX (2)
• Boston Univ Med Center, Boston, MA
• Christiana Care, Wilmington, DE
• Duke Univ Med Center, Durham, NC
• Einstein/Beth Israel Med Center, New York, NY
• Emory Univ SOM, Atlanta, GA (2)
• George Washington Univ, Washington, DC
• Hospital of the Univ of PA, Philadelphia, PA (2)
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (8)
• Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD
• Massachusetts Gen Hospital, Boston, MA
• Mt Sinai Med Center, Miami, FL
• Oregon Health & Science Univ, Portland, OR
• Rhode Island Hospital/Brown Univ, Providence, RI
• Rush University Med Center, Chicago, IL
• SAUSHEC, Fort Sam Houston, TX
• Texas Tech U Affil, Amarillo, TX
• Tufts Medical Center, Boston, MA
• U Miami MSOM/Palm Beach Reg Campus, Atlantis, FL (3)
• U Michigan Hospitals, Ann Arbor, MI (2)
• U North Carolina Hospitals, Chapel Hill, NC
• U Southern California, Los Angeles, CA (2)
• U Texas Southwestern Med School, Dallas, TX
• UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA
• Univ of Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• University Hospital, Cincinnati, OH
• Vanderbilt Univ Med Center, Nashville, TN
• Wright State Univ Boonshoft SOM, Dayton, OH

Medicine-Pediatrics

• University Hospital, Cincinnati, OH

Medicine-Primary

• UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA
• UC San Francisco, San Francisco, CA

Neurological Surgery

• Natl Insts of Health, Bethesda, MD

Neurology

• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL
• UC Irvine Med Center, Orange, CA
• U Kansas SOM, Kansas City, KS
• U Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
• U Utah Affil Hospitals, Salt Lake City, UT

Obstetrics-Gynecology

• Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis, MO
• Baylor Coll Med, Houston, TX
• Emory Univ SOM, Atlanta, GA
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (5)
• Meharry/Metro General Hospital, Nashville, TN
• Mercy Hospital & Med Center, Chicago, IL
• Tufts Medical Center, Boston, MA
• U Florida COM, Jacksonville, FL (2)
• U Texas Med School, Houston, TX
• UC Irvine Med Center, Orange, CA (2)

Ophthalmology PGY2-2014

• Baylor College of Medicine/Cullen Eye Institute, Houston, TX
• LSU / Ochsner, New Orleans, LA
• NCC-Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, MD
• New York Eye & Ear Infirmary, New York, NY
• SUNY – Downstate, Brooklyn, NY
• Tulane Univ, New Orleans, LA
• U Iowa, Iowa City, IA
• U Miami-Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, Miami, FL (2)
• U Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
• Washington Univ, St. Louis, MO

Orthopaedic Surgery

• Beaumont Health System, Royal Oak, MI
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (2)
• Orlando Health, Orlando, FL
• U South Florida COM, Tampa, FL
• University of Toledo, Toledo, OH

Orthopaedic Surgery Research

• University of Miami Miller School of Medicine

Otolaryngology

• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (2)
• Ohio State University Med Center, Columbus, OH

Pathology

• Massachusetts Gen Hospital, Boston, MA
• Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX
• Oregon Health & Science Univ, Portland, OR

Pediatrics

• Childrens Hospital, Philadelphia, PA
• Cincinnati Childrens Hospital MC, Cincinnati, OH
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (5)
• Miami Childrens Hospital, Miami, FL
• Northwestern McGaw/CMH, Chicago, IL
• U Florida COM-Shands Hospital, Gainesville, FL
• UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA
• Univ of Chicago Med Center, Chicago, IL

Phys Medicine & Rehab

• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL
• Stanford Univ Progs, Redwood City, CA
• U Texas HSC, San Antonio, TX

Plastic Surgery

• Duke Univ Med Center, Durham, NC

Psychiatry

• Emory Univ SOM, Atlanta, GA
• Harvard South Shore, Brockton, MA
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (2)
• U New Mexico SOM, Albuquerque, NM
• U North Carolina Hospitals, Chapel Hill, NC

Radiation Oncology PGY2-2014

• Einstein/Montefiore Med Center, New York, NY
• Emory Univ SOM, Atlanta, GA
• Henry Ford HSC, Detroit, MI
• U Texas HSC, San Antonio, TX
• U Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX

Radiology-Diagnostic

• Baylor Coll Med, Houston, TX
• Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai, New York, NY
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (3)
• Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, GA
• Northwestern McGaw/NMH/VA, Chicago, IL
• U Texas Southwestern Med School, Dallas, TX
• U Washington Affil Hospital, Seattle, WA

Surgery-General

• U Miami MSOM/Palm Beach Reg Campus, Atlantis, FL (2)

Surgery-Preliminary

• Boston Univ Med Center, Boston, MA
• SUNY HSC Brooklyn, NY
• Ochsner Clinic Foundation, New Orleans, LA

Urology

• U of Miami School of Medicine, Miami, FL
• U of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, KS
• Vanderbilt Univ School of Med, Nashville, TN

 

[Postictal Raiden]

COA is $71,356 so not that bad actually. They are a private school, instate tuition is 34,000 and out of state is 42,000 so education wise it is the same as DMU. Cost of living of course is a different matter though. But like I mentioned before there are other benefits like the dual degree in four years. Their match list also won me over, I know they dont mean everything and have to be taken with a grain of salt but check out this crazy list:


Anesthesiology

• B I Deaconess Med Center, Boston, MA
• Brigham & Womens Hospital, Boston, MA
• Emory Univ SOM, Atlanta, GA
• Hospital of the Univ of PA, Philadelphia, PA
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (8)
• Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD
• NYP Hospital-Weill Cornell Med Center, New York, NY
• Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals, Stony Brook, NY
• Tulane Univ SOM, New Orleans, LA
• U Florida COM-Shands Hospital, Gainesville, FL
• U Texas Southwestern Med School, Dallas, TX

Dermatology

• Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (3)
• St Lukes-Roosevelt, New York, NY
• U South Florida COM, Tampa, FL
• UC Irvine Med Center, Orange, CA (2)

Emergency Medicine

• Orlando Health, Orlando, FL
• Beaumont Health System, Royal Oak, MI
• Cook County-Stroger Hospital, Chicago, IL
• Denver Health Med Center, Denver, CO
• Medical University of SC, Charleston, SC
• Morristown Mem Hospital, Morristown, NJ
• U Arizona COM at South Campus, Tucson, AZ

Family Medicine

• NYP Hospital-Columbia Univ Med Center, New York, NY
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL
• West Kendall Baptist Hospital, Miami, FL

General Surgery

• U Colorado SOM, Denver, CO
• Einstein/Beth Israel Med Center, New York, NY
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL
• Mt Sinai Med Center, Miami, FL
• Spartanburg Reg Healthcare, Spartanburg, SC
• U Minnesota Med School, Minneapolis, MN
• U South Florida COM, Tampa, FL
• U Texas Southwestern Med School, Dallas, TX
• Univ of Chicago Med Center, Chicago, IL

Internal Medicine

• Baylor Coll Med, Houston, TX (2)
• Boston Univ Med Center, Boston, MA
• Christiana Care, Wilmington, DE
• Duke Univ Med Center, Durham, NC
• Einstein/Beth Israel Med Center, New York, NY
• Emory Univ SOM, Atlanta, GA (2)
• George Washington Univ, Washington, DC
• Hospital of the Univ of PA, Philadelphia, PA (2)
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (8)
• Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, MD
• Massachusetts Gen Hospital, Boston, MA
• Mt Sinai Med Center, Miami, FL
• Oregon Health & Science Univ, Portland, OR
• Rhode Island Hospital/Brown Univ, Providence, RI
• Rush University Med Center, Chicago, IL
• SAUSHEC, Fort Sam Houston, TX
• Texas Tech U Affil, Amarillo, TX
• Tufts Medical Center, Boston, MA
• U Miami MSOM/Palm Beach Reg Campus, Atlantis, FL (3)
• U Michigan Hospitals, Ann Arbor, MI (2)
• U North Carolina Hospitals, Chapel Hill, NC
• U Southern California, Los Angeles, CA (2)
• U Texas Southwestern Med School, Dallas, TX
• UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA
• Univ of Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• University Hospital, Cincinnati, OH
• Vanderbilt Univ Med Center, Nashville, TN
• Wright State Univ Boonshoft SOM, Dayton, OH

Medicine-Pediatrics

• University Hospital, Cincinnati, OH

Medicine-Primary

• UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA
• UC San Francisco, San Francisco, CA

Neurological Surgery

• Natl Insts of Health, Bethesda, MD

Neurology

• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL
• UC Irvine Med Center, Orange, CA
• U Kansas SOM, Kansas City, KS
• U Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
• U Utah Affil Hospitals, Salt Lake City, UT

Obstetrics-Gynecology

• Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis, MO
• Baylor Coll Med, Houston, TX
• Emory Univ SOM, Atlanta, GA
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (5)
• Meharry/Metro General Hospital, Nashville, TN
• Mercy Hospital & Med Center, Chicago, IL
• Tufts Medical Center, Boston, MA
• U Florida COM, Jacksonville, FL (2)
• U Texas Med School, Houston, TX
• UC Irvine Med Center, Orange, CA (2)

Ophthalmology PGY2-2014

• Baylor College of Medicine/Cullen Eye Institute, Houston, TX
• LSU / Ochsner, New Orleans, LA
• NCC-Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, Bethesda, MD
• New York Eye & Ear Infirmary, New York, NY
• SUNY – Downstate, Brooklyn, NY
• Tulane Univ, New Orleans, LA
• U Iowa, Iowa City, IA
• U Miami-Bascom Palmer Eye Institute, Miami, FL (2)
• U Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
• Washington Univ, St. Louis, MO

Orthopaedic Surgery

• Beaumont Health System, Royal Oak, MI
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (2)
• Orlando Health, Orlando, FL
• U South Florida COM, Tampa, FL
• University of Toledo, Toledo, OH

Orthopaedic Surgery Research

• University of Miami Miller School of Medicine

Otolaryngology

• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (2)
• Ohio State University Med Center, Columbus, OH

Pathology

• Massachusetts Gen Hospital, Boston, MA
• Methodist Hospital, Houston, TX
• Oregon Health & Science Univ, Portland, OR

Pediatrics

• Childrens Hospital, Philadelphia, PA
• Cincinnati Childrens Hospital MC, Cincinnati, OH
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (5)
• Miami Childrens Hospital, Miami, FL
• Northwestern McGaw/CMH, Chicago, IL
• U Florida COM-Shands Hospital, Gainesville, FL
• UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA
• Univ of Chicago Med Center, Chicago, IL

Phys Medicine & Rehab

• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL
• Stanford Univ Progs, Redwood City, CA
• U Texas HSC, San Antonio, TX

Plastic Surgery

• Duke Univ Med Center, Durham, NC

Psychiatry

• Emory Univ SOM, Atlanta, GA
• Harvard South Shore, Brockton, MA
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (2)
• U New Mexico SOM, Albuquerque, NM
• U North Carolina Hospitals, Chapel Hill, NC

Radiation Oncology PGY2-2014

• Einstein/Montefiore Med Center, New York, NY
• Emory Univ SOM, Atlanta, GA
• Henry Ford HSC, Detroit, MI
• U Texas HSC, San Antonio, TX
• U Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX

Radiology-Diagnostic

• Baylor Coll Med, Houston, TX
• Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai, New York, NY
• Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, FL (3)
• Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, GA
• Northwestern McGaw/NMH/VA, Chicago, IL
• U Texas Southwestern Med School, Dallas, TX
• U Washington Affil Hospital, Seattle, WA

Surgery-General

• U Miami MSOM/Palm Beach Reg Campus, Atlantis, FL (2)

Surgery-Preliminary

• Boston Univ Med Center, Boston, MA
• SUNY HSC Brooklyn, NY
• Ochsner Clinic Foundation, New Orleans, LA

Urology

• U of Miami School of Medicine, Miami, FL
• U of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, KS
• Vanderbilt Univ School of Med, Nashville, TN

Very impressive, indeed.

 

[Elevencents]

3 in Family Med, lol.

 

[Skeeks]

3 in Family Med, lol.

Yeah, they dont rank very high in the primary care area on the US world news, I can see why, althought I figure I shouldnt have a problem going into FM if I choose to do so.

 

[wjs010]

It's so strange that he posted racist things. I had talked with him on FB as a friend asking for advice, and he was very friendly and actually gave me some good pointers . He seemed like a nice guy. Last I heard , he got accepted to ACOM again... I'm not sure where he is now. I'd like to see some of his comments so i can see what the fuss is about.

 

[touchpause13]

It's so strange that he posted racist things. I had talked with him on FB as a friend asking for advice, and he was very friendly and actually gave me some good pointers . He seemed like a nice guy. Last I heard , he got accepted to ACOM again... I'm not sure where he is now. I'd like to see some of his comments so i can see what the fuss is about.

He deleted most of his comments and a lot of this was over facebook. Im sure someone can find it via google cache tho

 

[wjs010]

He deleted most of his comments and a lot of this was over facebook. Im sure someone can find it via google cache tho

I think maybe he got accepted into a school that he wanted and felt so good and carefree that he got Carried away and started trolling everybody. He suffered the consequences though.

 

[NurWollen]

He deleted most of his comments and a lot of this was over facebook. Im sure someone can find it via google cache tho

That'd be crazy if he got reaccpted, since they basically threatened to call the cops if he so much as contacted the admissions office for clarification after receiving rescindment by email.

 

[coolingglasses]

He deleted most of his comments and a lot of this was over facebook. Im sure someone can find it via google cache tho

I think a little of it was fueled by that random dork that I accidentally let in and started trolling the group.

 

[touchpause13]

I think a little of it was fueled by that random dork that I accidentally let in and started trolling the group.

I remember that. Lol

 

[NontradCA]

Eh somebody liked my post from 3 years ago, so bump. Watch out for the PC police, kids!

 

[Geo16]

Shoot. I should close my SDN account and all threads.
Can anyone check me and see if I posted anything offensive? 🙁

 

[IslandStyle808]

Shoot. I should close my SDN account and all threads.
Can anyone check me and see if I posted anything offensive? 🙁

Don't worry your fine. Just don't go saying anything extremely offensive (i.e. racist remarks) and linking it to your facebook account. This is what happened and the so called poster got his acceptance rescinded.

The problem is that people give too many identifying pieces of information and this is what gets them caught. It was a stupid move to link his SDN account to his facebook page.

 

[IslandStyle808]

Eh somebody liked my post from 3 years ago, so bump. Watch out for the PC police, kids!

+1

 

[AlbinoHawk DO]

Shoot. I should close my SDN account and all threads.
Can anyone check me and see if I posted anything offensive? 🙁

Relax, that guy used his real name on facebook and made racist remarks. SDN really had nothing to do with what happened.

 

[Alienman52]

Oh boy.

This, folks, is a prime example of why moving mountains to avoid stigma is pointless. You could graduate #1 in your class at Yale, and you'll still be judged because you're chubby, female, a different color, etc. Where there are people, there will always ignorance. Thanks for keeping things in perspective, NontradCA.

I second this completely. That was a pointless comment.


Sent from my iPhone using SDN mobile

 

[Geo16]

Relax, that guy used his real name on facebook and made racist remarks. SDN really had nothing to do with what happened.

Don't worry your fine. Just don't go saying anything extremely offensive (i.e. racist remarks) and linking it to your facebook account. This is what happened and the so called poster got his acceptance rescinded.

The problem is that people give too many identifying pieces of information and this is what gets them caught. It was a stupid move to link his SDN account to his facebook page.

I don't have a FB and I haven't posted anything racist. So I guess I can continue to be on SDN 😉 😀

 

[NurWollen]

Appropriate necrobump