Clemson: Alleged "Conduct Issues" Prior to Student's Death

[exlurker]

Clemson:

University administrators’ concerns about (alleged) “unprecedented conduct issues” prior to a student’s death? See:

http://www.wspa.com/story/27167914/e...-student-death

Edited to add: Please see clemsongirl's post ("below"). I did not intend to imply that the student who died had conduct issues, and I apologize to anyone who was misled by that headline.

[clemsongirl]

The article itself contained nothing new to me, but this PDF of all of Clemson's judicial charges was something I had not seen before:

http://ftpcontent5.worldnow.com/wspa...ct%20Cases.pdf

Also, the way you phrased the headline is misleading and makes it sound as though Tucker personally had conduct issues prior to his death when we do not know this to be the case.

[exlurker]

Originally Posted by clemsongirl

The article itself contained nothing new to me, but this PDF of all of Clemson's judicial charges was something I had not seen before:

http://ftpcontent5.worldnow.com/wspa...ct%20Cases.pdf

Also, the way you phrased the headline is misleading and makes it sound as though Tucker personally had conduct issues prior to his death when we do not know this to be the case.

clemsongirl, you make a good point about the headline; I certainly did not mean to imply that the student had conduct issues. I apologize to anyone who was misled.

[clemsongirl]

Thank you.

[amIblue?]

I read it as if the deceased student's conduct was in question. If you can't edit the thread title, perhaps you could petition for the thread to be deleted and repost it? From everything that I have read, the young man was a respected student, and it was a tragic accident. There's no point in something sounding as if victim blaming is going on.