I knew there would be a field day with this. It really was just a mistake with paper work, though heads do need to roll for this, it is completely unacceptable.

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Like I said before: any group of people who have to try to continuously try to argue that they're "just as good" as another, instead of better, can't really be very good.

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Sort of like how yall continually try, and provce that you are "just as good" as UT??

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...It really was just a mistake with paper work,...

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funny....thats my first thought when a tektard gets a diploma of any kind.

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Simply a paper work error, nothing more.

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Here we go again. Dipschit Michael Crabtree gets barred by the NCAA clearing house and idiot Tceh fans fall back on the "his high school didn't get the paper work in on time" BS and now they use it again. Think of some new BS excuse already. What a f'ing joke of a school. I swear to Sweet Baby Jesus it would be more prestigious on an academic level if the Big 12 replaced Tceh with Tarrant County College.

The Dallas Morning News
December 19, 1999

UT warned it could lose accreditation
Agency gives officials 6 months to show fixes

Author: Associated Press

Edition: THIRD

Section: NEWS

Page: 35A

Dateline: AUSTIN

Article Text:

University of Texas administrators have received a warning from the agency that accredits the university, saying officials must prove they have fixed two problems or risk losing accreditation.

The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools has told administrators they have six months to show that they have a way to rate how well students are learning in the university's two largest schools - liberal arts and natural sciences - and that UT graduates are competent to use computers.

Losing accreditation can take prestige away from a university and prevent students from getting some federal financial aid. It can also create problems for students trying to transfer to other schools.

UT President Larry Faulkner said the issues involved are technical and that he doesn't believe the university is in danger of losing accreditation.

"It will never happen. The University of Texas is one of the two or three strongest universit! ies in the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools," Mr. Faulkner told the Austin American-Statesman .

"I think it would be highly embarrassing for the Southern Association to take a negative action" against UT, Mr. Faulkner said.

The university constantly evaluates its programs, and most students arrive at the university already computer-literate, Mr. Faulkner said.

UT has until May to report to the association. If UT fails, the association could give it more time to report, place the university on probation or revoke its accreditation.

Copyright 1999 The Dallas Morning News

If you're claiming the nutless bovines are f-ups too then I'm not sure why you think that bothers us in any way.

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Hilarious.