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Hi all,
This is my first post ever on this site. Just wanna say SDN has been an invaluable source of information, so thanks in advance!
So my description for my IA is as follows:
Violation of Residential Guest Behavior 10/2012 - During the first semester of freshman year, my friend came to visit me. I checked him in using my guest pass, and immediately after the front desk person subjected my friend to a bag check, in which there was alcohol; had I known that there was alcohol in his bag, I would not have checked him in. As a result, my guest card was taken away for a few weeks.
I just wanted to see if the sentence "had I known that there was alcohol in his bag, I would not have checked him in" sounds like I'm making excuses (true statement though, and my disciplinary record also states this). Also, should I put a sentence about "what I learned" from the incident?
This is my first post ever on this site. Just wanna say SDN has been an invaluable source of information, so thanks in advance!
So my description for my IA is as follows:
Violation of Residential Guest Behavior 10/2012 - During the first semester of freshman year, my friend came to visit me. I checked him in using my guest pass, and immediately after the front desk person subjected my friend to a bag check, in which there was alcohol; had I known that there was alcohol in his bag, I would not have checked him in. As a result, my guest card was taken away for a few weeks.
I just wanted to see if the sentence "had I known that there was alcohol in his bag, I would not have checked him in" sounds like I'm making excuses (true statement though, and my disciplinary record also states this). Also, should I put a sentence about "what I learned" from the incident?
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