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Reprimands and Consequences at Jerry Falwell's Liberty University
Liberty University ^ | 6/2003 | Liberty University

Posted on 06/25/2003 2:39:29 PM PDT by Gladwin

1 Reprimand

Curfew violation (1 additional reprimand for each half-hour late until 2:00 a.m.)

4 Reprimands + Written Warning

Allowing unauthorized overnight visitor in residence room

Absence from required meeting

Disturbance/non-participation during Convocation

Dress/hair code violation: male or female

Failure to respond to an official call slip within 48 hours

Horseplay (plus financial restitution)

Improper personal contact (anything beyond hand-holding)

Improper sign out

Missing Convocation

Music code violation

Outside residence hall after curfew

Residence hall disturbance/noise violation

Unauthorized borrowing (plus financial restitution)

6 Reprimands + $35 Fine

Attendance at a dance

Direct disobedience/disrespect

Disassembly or removal of residence hall furniture

Gambling

Improper social behavior

Possession and/or use of tobacco

Unauthorized room change

Visiting residence lobby or entryway of opposite sex on campus or allowing the same

12 Reprimands + $70 Fine

(less previously paid fines)

Attendance at, possession or viewing of, an "R," "NC-17" or "X"-rated movie

Deception

Entering the space above ceiling tiles

Malicious horseplay/behavior (plus financial restitution)

Obscene, profane or abusive language or behavior

Out of residence hall overnight or substantial portion of the night without permission (after 2:00 a.m.)

Participation in an unauthorized petition or demonstration

Possession and/or viewing of pornography

Possession of a school key without authorization

Safety/security violation

Students of the opposite sex visiting alone at an off-campus residence

Visiting the residence hallway of the opposite sex

18 Reprimands + $100 Fine

(regardless of previously paid fines) + 18 hours Disciplinary Community Service + 50% Scholarship Reduction

Association with those consuming alcohol

Commission of a misdemeanor

Failure to properly identify oneself

Falsification of information on an official document

Lying to a dean during an official investigation

Racial harassment

Sexual harassment (i.e., unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors or other conduct or comments of a sexual nature)

Sexual misconduct and/or any state of undress

Threat to do bodily harm

Vandalism (plus financial restitution)

Visiting bedroom of the opposite sex on/off campus or allowing the same

30 Reprimands + $150 Fine

(regardless of previously paid fines) + 30 hours Disciplinary Community Service + possible Administrative Withdrawal and/or possible 100% Scholarship Reduction. NOTE: For each accumulation of six (6) or more reprimands after 30, an additional $150 fine will be assessed.

Abortion

Academic dishonesty

Assault/sexual assault (minimum two (2) semesters out) Commission/conviction of any felony

Failure of three (3) Christian/Community Services without reconciliation

Illegal drugs-association/possession, use/distribution (minimum two semesters out)

Immorality

Involvement with witchcraft, seances or other satanic or demonic activity

Life-threatening behavior or language to others or oneself (immediate removal/exclusion from campus and a minimum of two semesters out)

Non-participation/disruption/non-compliance (possible removal/exclusion from campus)

Possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages

Refusal to submit to an Alco-Sensor test and/or drug test

Spending the night with a person of the opposite sex

Stealing or possession of stolen property (plus financial restitution; minimum two semesters out)

Two or more individuals of the opposite sex together in motel room

Unauthorized possession/use of weapons


TOPICS: Culture/Society; US: Virginia
KEYWORDS: conservatives; generationy; highereducation; liberty; libertyu; lynchburg; religion; religious
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To: Gladwin
Involvement with witchcraft, seances or other satanic or demonic activity

No Harry Potter in their library, whot?

101 posted on 06/25/2003 4:37:13 PM PDT by strela ("Each of us can find a maggot in our past which will happily devour our futures." Horatio Hornblower)
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To: Chancellor Palpatine
When Michelangelo was an active gay man, was he working for a stronger church?

Bach wrote commissioned music, sucking up to one of his main customers (one which could break him like a twig).

Aquinas was a typical example of what one could do in the twisty world of manufactured medeival Catholic theology, so he doesn't count.

DaVinci would count, but he wasn't particularly churchy, so that example is gone.

I could provide additional examples of creative Christians, but I don't have the heart to play your game. If you're willing, the Lord can change your hateful, sarcastic heart.

102 posted on 06/25/2003 4:37:15 PM PDT by Theo
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To: Tamar1973
Most of you should be glad that Dr. Falwell didn't consult me first. I probably would have ix-nayed sleeveless garments, period. Cover those armpits!! ; )

Well, if he had consulted with me, they'd be wearing minis, see-through blouses and tight fitting jean, tops and dresses!

103 posted on 06/25/2003 4:37:15 PM PDT by AlaskaErik
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To: Tamar1973
Even if you can find individual atheists who have contributed to this world in a positive way ...

You making an underhand reference to Chancellor and Mineral?

:-)

104 posted on 06/25/2003 4:40:00 PM PDT by Theo
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To: MineralMan
Perhaps to demonstrate just how bizarre and out of touch Falwell and his institutions are. Having read this, I'd think twice before putting any graduate of this institution in a position of authority over others. Legalism bites, is non-Biblical, and smacks of tyranny.

It's probably just like anywhere else. A few believe in the rules and even abide by them, but most just roll their eyes and do what they have to to get by. And they can be found partying and fornicating (their term, not mine) on weekends.

105 posted on 06/25/2003 4:40:02 PM PDT by AlaskaErik
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To: MalcolmS
Their time under strict regulation has led to rebellion, not maturity.

I would disagree. It wasn't the "strict regulation" that made them alcohol imbibers, it was the unchristly condition of their hearts that lead them to the bar scene.

I would say that after 4 years of LU, they simply didn't want to pretend to be christians anymore. They were just showing the true selves that they hid from the LU administration.

106 posted on 06/25/2003 4:42:25 PM PDT by Tamar1973 ("He who is compassionate to the cruel, ends up being cruel to the compassionate." Chazal/Jewish sage)
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To: Chancellor Palpatine
The Quote from mineral man was this:

"It's simple. Authoritarian leadership is useless where innovation and creativity are required."

That statement is false, and yes, Di Vinci would apply.

The issue at hand is whether the leadership prohibited, or was usless in producing creativity.

By you own arguments you have affirmed that the institution of the chuch and its leadership resulted in the work product achieved.

So they were not usless. The statement is false.
107 posted on 06/25/2003 4:44:16 PM PDT by bluecollarman
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To: SoDak
Dear SoDak,

"'Possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages'

"I broke this one the first night after freshman orientation."

Where I went to school, this wasn't against the rules. In fact, the school paid for the beer and wine at freshman orientation.

But that was a little bit of a time ago.


sitetest
108 posted on 06/25/2003 4:44:18 PM PDT by sitetest (* sigh *)
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To: Theo
I don't have the heart to play your game.

Reality does suck, doesn't it?

If you're willing, the Lord can change your hateful, sarcastic heart.

Nah - I kinda like me the way I am, sentience intact.

110 posted on 06/25/2003 4:45:39 PM PDT by Chancellor Palpatine (road trip.....)
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To: Dilly
Legalism is a view that includes all sorts of little regulations and is basically a kind of works righteousness.
111 posted on 06/25/2003 4:46:01 PM PDT by rwfromkansas ("There is dust enough on some of your Bibles to write 'damnation' with your fingers." C.H. Spurgeon)
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To: bluecollarman
Christian women should not dress to be sexually stimulating to the opposite sex.

Obviously you've never been to a church on Sunday morning. Pick any one in your area, go there next Sunday, and look at how the women dress. It's a total turn-on for any red-blooded male.

112 posted on 06/25/2003 4:46:34 PM PDT by AlaskaErik
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To: AlaskaErik
Wrong poster. I did not write that...I like pretty women.
113 posted on 06/25/2003 4:48:02 PM PDT by bluecollarman
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To: MalcolmS
Brilliant man. That was brilliant.
114 posted on 06/25/2003 4:48:16 PM PDT by rwfromkansas ("There is dust enough on some of your Bibles to write 'damnation' with your fingers." C.H. Spurgeon)
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To: Theo
Even if you can find individual atheists who have contributed to this world in a positive way ... You making an underhand reference to Chancellor and Mineral?

Well, yeah, I suppose so. Anyone who's fiscally conservative can't be all bad, y'know. But I specifically had Stephen Hawking in mind when I made that comment.

115 posted on 06/25/2003 4:49:16 PM PDT by Tamar1973 ("He who is compassionate to the cruel, ends up being cruel to the compassionate." Chazal/Jewish sage)
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To: bluecollarman
DaVinci would have been DaVinci in any age. Luckily, he escaped persecution, and overcame notions of the ludditism favored by the PTB of the Church and State.
116 posted on 06/25/2003 4:49:56 PM PDT by Chancellor Palpatine (road trip.....)
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To: AlaskaErik
Obviously you've never been to a church on Sunday morning. Pick any one in your area, go there next Sunday, and look at how the women dress. It's a total turn-on for any red-blooded male.

Unfortunately, you are right. Churches don't enforce their own standards anymore because they are afraid of being considered "legalistic".

117 posted on 06/25/2003 4:51:21 PM PDT by Tamar1973 ("He who is compassionate to the cruel, ends up being cruel to the compassionate." Chazal/Jewish sage)
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To: AlaskaErik
Obviously you've never been to a church on Sunday morning. Pick any one in your area, go there next Sunday, and look at how the women dress. It's a total turn-on for any red-blooded male.

Unfortunately, you are right. Churches don't enforce their own standards anymore because they are afraid of being considered "legalistic".

118 posted on 06/25/2003 4:51:22 PM PDT by Tamar1973 ("He who is compassionate to the cruel, ends up being cruel to the compassionate." Chazal/Jewish sage)
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To: Moose4
I attend a private Christian college, one that is pretty darn conservative.

The rules at Liberty are ridiculous.

Basic ones like no swearing, no having sex, no sleeping in a female's room overnight, are reasonable and are the main rules at my institution. We don't even have a curfew and I like that. Most of the kids are responsible enough they can handle not having a curfew. I like that when I am up late studying, I can run to Coastal at 3 a.m. if I want to.

But Liberty goes way beyond this and the fines are ridiculous.
119 posted on 06/25/2003 4:54:15 PM PDT by rwfromkansas ("There is dust enough on some of your Bibles to write 'damnation' with your fingers." C.H. Spurgeon)
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To: Moose4
Also, the restrictions on displays of affection (you can't even give a kiss on the cheek???) are just asinine.

At my college, such rigid rules are not in place.

120 posted on 06/25/2003 4:55:16 PM PDT by rwfromkansas ("There is dust enough on some of your Bibles to write 'damnation' with your fingers." C.H. Spurgeon)
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