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Brite
students warned not to comment on rumors
Brite
students are told they can only respond to questions
of alleged investigations of faculty members by saying
they are not allowed to comment.
A Brite Divinity School administrator has threatened
to take disciplinary action against students who comment
on possible allegations regarding complaints against
faculty members.
The
warning came in a mass e-mail Friday to Brite students
containing a message from Bryan Feille, the associate
dean of student affairs. Feille told students that if
they are asked about “alleged investigations and
the outcomes,” they can only say that it’s
Brite’s policy not to comment on investigations,
to protect all parties. A copy of the e-mail was obtained
by the TCU Daily Skiff.
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Ty
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| Freshman
environmental science major Jeff Levan grabs a basketball
to drain 14 of 25 free-throw shots in the Intramural
Shootout Tuesday night in the University Recreation
Center. |
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Brite
e-mail chills student free speech
Administrators
reluctant to settle speculation
So
much for free comment or criticism. Obviously, that sort
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Head
baseball coach has big plans for team
Schlossnagle
hopes to bring Frogs championship
First-year
head coach Jim Schlossnagle has great expectations for
the Horned Frogs.
Jim
Schlossnagle’s head coach at Elon College offered
him a proposition during his sophomore season.
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