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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Oct 1997.
Re: CP2 POST

Re: CP2 POST

In article <Pin...@paladin.wright.edu>,
Patrick Craig <s00...@discover.wright.edu> writes:
>Oh, yeah, right!  "Students!  Attack alt.ascii-art NOW!  Charrge!!!"

>Won't do you a darned bit of good.  She's an _instructor._ If you guys are
>really losing sleep over all of this, then contact our computer science
>deipartment.  It is THEY who make the curriculum, NOT the teachers.
>Personally, I don't care what newsgroup we use.  
>That's right...attack innocent students.  You're a fine example of
>humanity.
>
>Patrick Craig
>My views do not reflect those of Wright State University.

I find this kind of frightening...  here is an "educator" who has this
one-sided
viewpoint on the situation-- and who washes his hands because he is
only an _assistant_.  As an Ohioan (who is embarrassed that her
home state is represented in such a manner-) and more importantly, as
a person who has a Master's Degree in Education, I find this behavior
deplorable.  Craig, perhaps you ought to study internet procedures-- and
take a class a self-assertiveness.  You can dish it out to unseen people
on a newsgroup but can't bring up the issue to the ones in charge.

-joan
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Subject: Re: CP2 POST
Date: 1997/10/08
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