Posted on 09/05/2020 5:10:37 PM PDT by Libloather
Does 11 people hanging out count as a party?
Northeastern University dismissed 11 students Friday after they held a small party in a hotel room Wednesday, the school announced in a press release. The 11 students are no longer part of the Northeastern community for the fall semester.
All 11 kids were first-years and part of a special one-semester program that cost $36,500, the Boston Globe reported. Northeastern is not refunding their money.
The students were enrolled in a study abroad program, but because of the coronavirus pandemic, abroad became the Westin Hotel in downtown Boston, about a mile from campus, according to the release.
The students held a small get-together in one room without social distancing or masks, in violation of Northeasterns new coronavirus protocols, and were busted by campus monitors.
Now, the students have been told to pack their bags, get tested for COVID-19, hopefully test negative and go home, according to the Globe. They will be allowed to return to campus for spring semester.
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The bulk of the 36,000 will go to pay the snitches !!
There’s gold in them thar restrictions.
Study Abroad program which costs $36K and locks you in your hotel room in Boston. If you come out of your room, they keep your money and send you home.
Remind me to sign up for this next year.
Those universities will do anything for a buck. How does the Westin Hotel experience even begin to equate to the experience abroad. They should have asked for a discount in the first place.
Yo parents, get some big name lawyers and sue the hell out of these bastards.
Its by design and intended to put fear into the other students. No different then prosecutors going after people who protect themselves and their property from BLM. Need to organize, reset and go after these people.
Somebody snitched on these students.
BUMP
Yet another reason why I will not be paying for college for my kids.
JoMa
This may be happening at Baylor very soon.
Back in the 60’s the pukes of the day rioted against the universities. I think they should start that again.
Thi could be a fantastic class action lawsuit
Perhaps the students will learn something and get paid for it.
Bait and switch by the university, which monitors them to find some offense to dismiss them ad keep 400 grand for doing nothing.
I smell a lawsuit in the works.
Lawsuit? Why? Let their commie parents pay for their spawn's malfeasance. Might teach them a lesson in freedom.
On multiple occasions for the past week, students in the N.U.in Program have been formally notified that they must practice physical distancing, avoid crowds, and wear masks in the presence of other people. The students were required to acknowledge that they had reviewed the program handbook, which included details of the COVID-19 requirements that are meant to keep everyone safe.
As outlined in the Guide to Residence Hall Living, during COVID-19, per Northeastern University and Massachusetts regulations and guidelines, there will be no guests, visitors, or additional occupants allowed in residential assigned bed spaces during this time; this includes neighbors within your residential building, reads a passage from page 14 of the N.U.in handbook. All students who reside in university housing receive the Guide to Residence Hall Living at the start of the semester.
The policies have been laid out for N.U.in students at mandatory floor meetings as students have been moving into the Westin over the past week. The students were told that an N.U.in Boston Student Union Room was being made available at the Westin starting on Friday, with enough room to accommodate 16 socially-distanced people wearing masks.
Oh wait--they WERE verbally told: "The policies have been laid out for N.U.in students at mandatory floor meetings as students have been moving into the Westin over the past week." Maybe they didn't attend the, uh, mandatory meetings. Supposedly got the handbooks. NU could have a solid case.
Sue the school. Get that money back.
This ridiculous scamdemic has gone on long enough.
What malfeasance?
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