Alan, At 08:32 AM 5/4/2006 -0400, you wrote: > The student is an (apparently desirable for retention) MFA 1 In a former life (USN), I could have assigned interesting words to those letters, but for clarification, what do _you_ mean?? ;-} MASTER OF FINE ARTS (Although profanely alternate interpretations have been used at times) >and the piano faculty is concerned that if we are too heavy handed with >her, she may not return next year. I, on the other hand, am concerned >about the "law of the street" (i. e., how we respond to this will >determine future behavior of other students) and the fact that without >trust and mutual! respect, this school, whose facilities are open 24/7, >cannot function. Oh, you mean the radical idea that actions have consequences? Nah..., can't happen lest we adversely affect someone's self-esteem.. THE SINGLE THING THAT I FIND MOST DIFFICULT TO COPE WITH AT THIS INSTITUTION IS WHAT I CONSIDER THE LACK OF ACCOUNTABLILTY. WE HAVE TWO TEENAGE "YOUNG MEN" AT HOME AND, BELIEVE ME, THEY ARE WELL-VERSED IN HOW THE WORLD TURNS. >SO, I have been directed to do everything in my power to minimize the cost >to the perpretrator. ONce obtained, could you have the perp do the installation? Tilting/removing/replacing, etc.??? SADLY, NO, DUE TO A COMBINATION OF LACK OF COMPETENCE ON THEIR PART AND LIABILITY ISSUES.
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