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CMU had me arrested and held in jail for a week though I had paid my bail because I complained too much about not being able to find an job opportunities with a

CMU had me arrested and held in jail for a week though I had paid my bail because I complained too much about not being able to find an job opportunities with a CS degree. Everyone just says to go to the career center. Career center says they have nothing for me. Couldn't find anyone in the entire University who would act reasonably to anything that didn't benefit them directly.

NarcolepticFrog 10y ago
I feel like you must be leaving part of the story out - you don't get arrested for complaining...
- strathmeyer 10y ago
  They frequently have students and alumni arrested. The message is clear: keep your mouth shut.
  - NarcolepticFrog 10y ago
    No offense, but I don't believe you. Do you have some evidence?
    - strathmeyer 10y ago
      Try Google. You want to see my arrest record? How can I prove to you the absence of evidence? Telling someone what happened to them instead of listening to them because you don't want to believe them isn't very reasonable. You have the same reaction as most people at CMU: you don't believe what happened, so something must be wrong with me. I'm sorry for getting a Computer Science degree at Carnegie Mellon University just because I wanted to become a programmer. Before I went to college people suggested to me that is what I should do if I wanted to get a job. People said professors would help you if you need help with schoolwork or getting a job, nobody suggested they would be rich and not care about any of the students. You can go down to CMU and ask if there's anyone to talk to or to help get a job but no professors of faculty will help you. They don't tell us what resources are available. I here about people at other schools who can get their school to help them. But when I ask at CMU everyone says they'll help me and then they ignore me. They tell me help should be available, but when I ask for it, everyone just gets angry at me. So, yes, you are being offensive. Try figuring things out for yourself instead of insulting people with your unreasonableness.
      - NarcolepticFrog 10y ago
        What's unreasonable and offensive here is baselessly claiming that an institution is arresting its students and alumni to keep them quiet.

NarcolepticFrog 10y ago

I feel like you must be leaving part of the story out - you don't get arrested for complaining...

strathmeyer 10y ago
They frequently have students and alumni arrested. The message is clear: keep your mouth shut.
- NarcolepticFrog 10y ago
  No offense, but I don't believe you. Do you have some evidence?
  - strathmeyer 10y ago
    Try Google. You want to see my arrest record? How can I prove to you the absence of evidence? Telling someone what happened to them instead of listening to them because you don't want to believe them isn't very reasonable. You have the same reaction as most people at CMU: you don't believe what happened, so something must be wrong with me. I'm sorry for getting a Computer Science degree at Carnegie Mellon University just because I wanted to become a programmer. Before I went to college people suggested to me that is what I should do if I wanted to get a job. People said professors would help you if you need help with schoolwork or getting a job, nobody suggested they would be rich and not care about any of the students. You can go down to CMU and ask if there's anyone to talk to or to help get a job but no professors of faculty will help you. They don't tell us what resources are available. I here about people at other schools who can get their school to help them. But when I ask at CMU everyone says they'll help me and then they ignore me. They tell me help should be available, but when I ask for it, everyone just gets angry at me. So, yes, you are being offensive. Try figuring things out for yourself instead of insulting people with your unreasonableness.
    - NarcolepticFrog 10y ago
      What's unreasonable and offensive here is baselessly claiming that an institution is arresting its students and alumni to keep them quiet.