I recommend every male in college video tape your sexual encounters, might need it to protect yourself from expulsion from college. Your not innocent till proven guilty anymore.
This is a public service announcement

(06-17-2015 03:19 PM)klake87 Wrote:  I recommend every male in college video tape your sexual encounters, might need it to protect yourself from expulsion from college. Your not innocent till proven guilty anymore.
This is a public service announcement

I studied engineering. That eliminated any chance of a shared sexual encounter.

(06-17-2015 04:00 PM)GeorgeBorkFan Wrote:  

(06-17-2015 03:19 PM)klake87 Wrote:  I recommend every male in college video tape your sexual encounters, might need it to protect yourself from expulsion from college. Your not innocent till proven guilty anymore.
This is a public service announcement

I studied engineering. That eliminated any chance of a shared sexual encounter.

Im guessing you dont have a daughter...let me tell you that one of the scariest things is sending your daughter off to college... a recent study said 1 in 5 are assaulted, I bet my house the number is higher. You can tell them time and time again about drinking too much, to always have a friend with you, never leave a drink unattended, etc. But the fact is there are too many assho!es out there, some who work together, that will take advantage of a drunk girl, drop something in a drink, etc.

I know of 2 woman specifically who never reported and 1 who did but there was no evidence, and they were advised not to pursue.

So yea Klake...whatever, stupid post.

I have two daughters. Not a stupid post if schools can expel you eithout due process. See duke university. Yes i take RAPE very seroiusly. I have had talks with many young men. They better pray police get to them before i do. Some kids life is ruined because of an accusation. Has not gone to court but he is out of school. Body camera would be good. If every upst oast girlfriend could acuse you it will become more commonplace.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/06/17/acc...y-critics/

(06-17-2015 05:15 PM)klake87 Wrote:  http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/06/17/acc...y-critics/

I read th article and I'll say this. For every one guy who is falsely accused there are 20 women who are assaulted. So I ask which is the bigger problem?

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I recommend every male in college video tape your sexual encounters, might need it to protect yourself from expulsion from college. Your not innocent till proven guilty anymore.
This is a public service announcement
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Yet another one of the growing reasons to encourage your HS graduates to attend community college. Easier to keep track of them when they are still living at home. Most of the people my college graduates partied with were friends from HS or their work colleagues(both had jobs while attending CC) that they knew and trusted. Had parties for them at our home. Made sure that all were of age and gave their car keys to us so they could not leave. Party busses are a good option for pub crawls and such.

Kids are alot safer staying home then venturing off to a campus they know little about when they are 18.

Once they graduate from community college there are plenty of quality local area universities for them to transfer to that are only too willing to offer deals (Aurora, Benedictine, North Central, Elmhurst, Lewis, DePaul, Loyola) and NIU is a 45 mile reverse commute from us which most days is not a bad ride. No worse than what many do for work every day. UIC & Columbia are also a train ride away and both include CTA passes with tuition payment

(06-17-2015 05:45 PM)BobL Wrote:  

(06-17-2015 05:15 PM)klake87 Wrote:  http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/06/17/acc...y-critics/

I read th article and I'll say this. For every one guy who is falsely accused there are 20 women who are assaulted. So I ask which is the bigger problem?

I am not disagreeing but shouldnt the courts decide. Lots of pycho people out there. File a police report. When you get rail roaded u might change your mind. My mon taught middle schoolers. I was always afraid that one u o set kid would accuse her and end her career because public opinion finds people guilty

(06-17-2015 05:59 PM)Policiious Wrote:  [quote='klake87' pid='12136883' dateline='1434572355']
I recommend every male in college video tape your sexual encounters, might need it to protect yourself from expulsion from college. Your not innocent till proven guilty anymore.
This is a public service announcement
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Yet another one of the growing reasons to encourage your HS graduates to attend community college. Easier to keep track of them when they are still living at home. Most of the people my college graduates partied with were friends from HS or their work colleagues(both had jobs while attending CC) that they knew and trusted. Had parties for them at our home. Made sure that all were of age and gave their car keys to us so they could not leave. Party busses are a good option for pub crawls and such.

Kids are alot safer staying home then venturing off to a campus they know little about when they are 18.

Once they graduate from community college there are plenty of quality local area universities for them to transfer to that are only too willing to offer deals (Aurora, Benedictine, North Central, Elmhurst, Lewis, DePaul, Loyola) and NIU is a 45 mile reverse commute from us which most days is not a bad ride. No worse than what many do for work every day. UIC & Columbia are also a train ride away and both include CTA passes with tuition payment

(06-18-2015 08:29 AM)Dog Fan Wrote:  

Shouldn't there be a 10x worse at the end of #10?

(06-18-2015 08:09 AM)niuguy Wrote:  

(06-17-2015 05:59 PM)Policiious Wrote:  [quote='klake87' pid='12136883' dateline='1434572355']
I recommend every male in college video tape your sexual encounters, might need it to protect yourself from expulsion from college. Your not innocent till proven guilty anymore.
This is a public service announcement
[/quotJ


Yet another one of the growing reasons to encourage your HS graduates to attend community college. Easier to keep track of them when they are still living at home. Most of the people my college graduates partied with were friends from HS or their work colleagues(both had jobs while attending CC) that they knew and trusted. Had parties for them at our home. Made sure that all were of age and gave their car keys to us so they could not leave. Party busses are a good option for pub crawls and such.

Kids are alot safer staying home then venturing off to a campus they know little about when they are 18.

Once they graduate from community college there are plenty of quality local area universities for them to transfer to that are only too willing to offer deals (Aurora, Benedictine, North Central, Elmhurst, Lewis, DePaul, Loyola) and NIU is a 45 mile reverse commute from us which most days is not a bad ride. No worse than what many do for work every day. UIC & Columbia are also a train ride away and both include CTA passes with tuition payment

Once they graduated HS, neither of my children had a curfew. Lots of social activity to get involved in metro Chicago. If you can't find a party with all we have around here you aren't trying.

(06-17-2015 05:45 PM)BobL Wrote:  

(06-17-2015 05:15 PM)klake87 Wrote:  http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/06/17/acc...y-critics/

I read th article and I'll say this. For every one guy who is falsely accused there are 20 women who are assaulted. So I ask which is the bigger problem?

old quote, better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer

I wish I was back in college! I had a blast then and now i wish I had enjoyed myself more!!!!!!