Posted on 03/01/2013 6:07:22 AM PST by topher
The head of a conservative student organization at DePaul University has been sanctioned by the university and could be expelled after he released the names of vandals who destroyed a pro-life flag display.
Kristopher Del Campo, the chairman of the Young Americans for Freedom chapter, was found guilty by the university on two counts Disorderly, Violent, Intimidating or Dangerous Behavior to Self or Others and Judicial Process Compliance.
The charges were a result of posting a copy of the universitys incident report on the YAFs website.
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(1) Pope Benedict we still need you!
(2) Same on you, DePaul University!
Should have been: (2) Shame on you, DePaul University!
DePaul hasn’t been Catholic for at least 30 years..
Office of the President
1 East Jackson Boulevard
Chicago, IL 60604-2287
(312) 362-8850
DePaulPresidentsOffice@depaul.edu
Note: It is a Catholic priest who is head of the University.
[Rev. Dennis H. Holtschneider, C.M., Ed.D.]
Sad for the namesake -- Saint Vincent DePaul, who is known for his great works of charities and defender of the faith (when he lived in France).
Hearing that, I think I need a change of given names from Vincent.
Annette Beard, Rosalind Ashford and Gloria Williams
So... when they gave the names away, what did they expect? I believe the old adage is "A secret told to another is no longer a secret." The University is blaming the student for their own failure... assuming this was supposed to be private info to begin with.
As an aside: No word in the article as to whether the actual vandals could be expelled - only that the victim is now being threatened with expulsion.
Annette Beard, Rosalind Ashford and Gloria Williams
Also:
Steven Ronald Jensen, Jan Nils Ackermann, Joe Escalante, Dave Quackenbush, Warren Fitzgerald, and Josh Freese
It's off to the Dean's office for you...
Saint Vincent de Paul was a great champion of the faith when he was alive.
The Queen of France wanted him to become cardinal when a cardinal died (Cardinal Richelieu became the cardinal when Saint Vincent de Paul declined). [That is the Cardinal Richelieu famous from the Three Musketeers, a story based on some information from that time.]
Saint Vincent de Paul helped the poor.
And there was another case where the Queen of France wanted to name a man who would have become a very bad bishop. Saint Vincent de Paul, at great personal expense, stood up to the Queen, and the man was not named bishop.
The Queen forced Saint Vincent de Paul to tell the man's mother (probably a friend of the Queen) that her son would not be named bishop.
When St. Vincent told the woman that her son would not be made bishop, she threw an iron (for laundry) at St. Vincent, hitting him in the forehead.
St. Vincent left, without complaining, even though his assistant wanted to give the woman a piece of his mind (which St. Vincent would not allow).
There is great respect for Saint Vincent today.
The comments also asserted one was Amanda Stefanski. Anyway to confirm these names?
We have relatives from DePaul. It is a collectivist/islamist seedbed.
I have a relative who got a graduate degree in psychology from DePaul. She’s a blame-America-firster, and an Obmamabot.
Different state entirely, I know, but what do you wanna bet the administration and faculty at DePaul were nodding in approval when the Journal News mapped out all the pistol permit holders in two counties north of NYC? If you had been there in those hallowed halls, you probably would've felt like you were trapped on a whole dashboard full of those stupid nodding dog toys. B***ards.
Indeed, Frisco is one of the worst places in the US.
People are not punished for what they do, but for their views.
...and double secret probation.
Did the vandals get punished?? IF NOT -- FU DePaul
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