DeerPark12
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As a taxpayer, I think I have a right to know. This is a public institution.
Should we then make an assumption that when you say something, we should consider that you might be lying to protect your own interests. I'm not saying reasons must be divulged, but "no comment" is better than a lie. The person involved can either elaborate or not, as she desires.Protecting the reputation of a young woman who made some mistakes is classy, in my opinion. Yes.
Should we then make an assumption that when you say something, we should consider that you might be lying to protect your own interests. I'm not saying reasons must be divulged, but "no comment" is better than a lie. The person involved can either elaborate or not, as she desires.
Lying is classy? Perhaps it wasn't a dismissal.
Ever heard of resign or be fired?
And there is a precedent, Hammy was paid a million dollars when he "resigned", no one gets paid to quit(resign). They get paid to get rid of them as quickly and easily as possible.
I'm more concerned as a taxpayer about that, or paying hart to sit on his rear end for months, or the salary B. Cheek is currently drawing than I am about a young lady's personal life and maybe some poor decisions she's made.
Semantics....maybe as simple as transfer or be dismissed. She chose to transfer. Not lying, just not a bunch of data disseminated to those who don't need to know...and none of their business any way.
GLV!
Should we then make an assumption that when you say something, we should consider that you might be lying to protect your own interests. I'm not saying reasons must be divulged, but "no comment" is better than a lie. The person involved can either elaborate or not, as she desires.
With all the transfers going on around the country any chance UT is able to pick up one or is it to late or is Holly just standing there scratching her head
I don't know Cooper's situation--but if she committed violations and was kicked off the team, then the program should have said as much. That is usually what happens in any sport--you say Johnny Chowderhead has been dismissed from the team for violating team rules. If you say s/he is transferring then you are needlessly damaging the reputation of your program--and that is not a smart thing to do. Whatever the situation, I would hope that the program was honest about it. I will assume that it is a transfer and not a dismissal, despite suggestions to the contrary. The last thing this program needs is self-inflicted public relations problems. It's Murphy's Law already.
Better for everybody
Truth is eternal, a Lie is just immortal.
think about it.