I’m surprised people didn’t stop going to that college.

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Anonymous wrote:How on earth did the school allow this man to live there? When you rent a house, there’s usually a clause limiting the number of times someone not in the lease can stay over. How does a college allow an adult to basically move in to a dorm?

Seriously. A grown man (a parent no less) MOVES IN to a dorm -- nobody says anything? There are not security guards, RAs, resident deans or anything? Or other students did not complain?

It’s NY. That’s how.

What does that mean? Were they caught up in the bustling city and didn't notice or care?

The lax attitude by the college is what I mean. Woke, stupid thinking

You know every time you use the word “woke,” you out yourself as an imbecile, right?

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Anonymous wrote:How on earth did the school allow this man to live there? When you rent a house, there’s usually a clause limiting the number of times someone not in the lease can stay over. How does a college allow an adult to basically move in to a dorm?

Seriously. A grown man (a parent no less) MOVES IN to a dorm -- nobody says anything? There are not security guards, RAs, resident deans or anything? Or other students did not complain?

It’s NY. That’s how.

They had an on campus house. I went to a top ranked college and after freshman year there were not RAs even in dorms

Interesting. I went to two colleges (transferred). First one was an SLAC with RAs, but no dorm staff other than that. No security guards and no front desk at all. You could walk in at any time day or night as long as you had your card to get in the building. No visitor policies.

Second one was a big state school, and there I lived in the nicer dorm. It was a maximum security prison, I kid you not. Police sitting in the lobby at all times and having to show them your card after 9pm daily. Absolutely hated that.

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Anonymous wrote:How on earth did the school allow this man to live there? When you rent a house, there’s usually a clause limiting the number of times someone not in the lease can stay over. How does a college allow an adult to basically move in to a dorm?

Seriously. A grown man (a parent no less) MOVES IN to a dorm -- nobody says anything? There are not security guards, RAs, resident deans or anything? Or other students did not complain?

It’s NY. That’s how.

They had an on campus house. I went to a top ranked college and after freshman year there were not RAs even in dorms

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Anonymous wrote:How on earth did the school allow this man to live there? When you rent a house, there’s usually a clause limiting the number of times someone not in the lease can stay over. How does a college allow an adult to basically move in to a dorm?

Seriously. A grown man (a parent no less) MOVES IN to a dorm -- nobody says anything? There are not security guards, RAs, resident deans or anything? Or other students did not complain?

It’s NY. That’s how.

What does that mean? Were they caught up in the bustling city and didn't notice or care?

The lax attitude by the college is what I mean. Woke, stupid thinking

Uh, you sound like you're in a cult of your own...

I am glad to hear Larry was convicted.

Anonymous wrote:Looks like the three siblings testified// good for them and I hope they can move on from this. Has anyone read the memoir slonim 9 by Daniel Lecin? Looks like it has pretty good reviews.

*Levin

Looks like the three siblings testified// good for them and I hope they can move on from this. Has anyone read the memoir slonim 9 by Daniel Lecin? Looks like it has pretty good reviews.

Great news. Well deserved conviction.

Anonymous wrote:This whole story is unbelievable on so many different levels.

Yes - it was surreal and so sad for his young victims …. Really glad they convicted him ….

This whole story is unbelievable on so many different levels.

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Anonymous wrote:How on earth did the school allow this man to live there? When you rent a house, there’s usually a clause limiting the number of times someone not in the lease can stay over. How does a college allow an adult to basically move in to a dorm?

Seriously. A grown man (a parent no less) MOVES IN to a dorm -- nobody says anything? There are not security guards, RAs, resident deans or anything? Or other students did not complain?

It’s NY. That’s how.

What does that mean? Were they caught up in the bustling city and didn't notice or care?

The lax attitude by the college is what I mean. Woke, stupid thinking

Woke? No the fact they’re dealing with people over 18 is more the issue.

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Anonymous wrote:How on earth did the school allow this man to live there? When you rent a house, there’s usually a clause limiting the number of times someone not in the lease can stay over. How does a college allow an adult to basically move in to a dorm?

Seriously. A grown man (a parent no less) MOVES IN to a dorm -- nobody says anything? There are not security guards, RAs, resident deans or anything? Or other students did not complain?

It’s NY. That’s how.

What does that mean? Were they caught up in the bustling city and didn't notice or care?

The lax attitude by the college is what I mean. Woke, stupid thinking

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Anonymous wrote:How on earth did the school allow this man to live there? When you rent a house, there’s usually a clause limiting the number of times someone not in the lease can stay over. How does a college allow an adult to basically move in to a dorm?

Seriously. A grown man (a parent no less) MOVES IN to a dorm -- nobody says anything? There are not security guards, RAs, resident deans or anything? Or other students did not complain?

It’s NY. That’s how.

What does that mean? Were they caught up in the bustling city and didn't notice or care?