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]]> By: Reader's Write http://www.p2pnet.net/story/7224/comment-page-1#comment-25833 Reader's Write Wed, 07 Dec 2005 00:36:52 +0000 #comment-25833 Robert Taylor, senior associate director at Columbia’s Student Development and Activities office and a member of the committee, is quoted as saying. "We want to figure out what proactive steps we can take, so we can at least demonstrate that we’re serving our educational mission giving students opportunities to not engage in illegal behavior." "...we’re serving our educational mission giving students opportunities to not engage in illegal behavior." "...opportunities to not engage in illegal behavior." I had to read that three times to even believe this guy said it. I guess when he's on a committee called JCHEEC (Joint Committee of the Higher Education and Entertainment Communities) one should expect such bare faced doublespeak. That they had the balls to put "Higher Education and Entertainment" together is just... unspeakable. Robert Taylor, senior associate director at Columbia’s Student Development and Activities office and a member of the committee, is quoted as saying. “We want to figure out what proactive steps we can take, so we can at least demonstrate that we’re serving our educational mission giving students opportunities to not engage in illegal behavior.”

“…we’re serving our educational mission giving students opportunities to not engage in illegal behavior.”

“…opportunities to not engage in illegal behavior.”

I had to read that three times to even believe this guy said it.

I guess when he’s on a committee called JCHEEC (Joint Committee of the Higher Education and Entertainment Communities) one should expect such bare faced doublespeak. That they had the balls to put “Higher Education and Entertainment” together is just… unspeakable.

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