UGST: Fully Accredited Graduate School

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by ManOfWord

Doesn't need to be blood. I think it is great news that credibility CAN happen. However, we all know that an education is ONLY what one does with it, not where it comes from, although that IS important.

This was already discussed at length on another thread in several posts beginning here: http://www.apostolicfriendsforum.com...=30660&page=71

This is great news and congrats to all who worked so hard to bring this about.

[Jeffrey]

Originally Posted by pelathais

This was already discussed at length on another thread in several posts beginning here: http://www.apostolicfriendsforum.com...=30660&page=71

This is great news and congrats to all who worked so hard to bring this about.

DA and I both thought news that big deserved its own thread.

[pelathais]

Originally Posted by Jeffrey

DA and I both thought news that big deserved its own thread.

Which it does, however TL appeared to insinuate that "the board" was slighting this matter. Folks were not.

[TheLegalist]

Originally Posted by pelathais

Which it does, however TL appeared to insinuate that "the board" was slighting this matter. Folks were not.

hmmm really... I see the oh so quick jumping on this with excitement. It took how long for responses to the "official thread"? Which shows the motivation for the negative is always higher.

[Maximilian]

Originally Posted by TheLegalist

hmmm really... I see the oh so quick jumping on this with excitement. It took how long for responses to the "official thread"? Which shows the motivation for the negative is always higher.

This is true for all of us in general, TL. Check your news programming, conference speakers, and even your own conversation in the last 48 hours. What's your dang point?

Besides, the topic got brought up in the other thread in the middle of a different conversation. It was a side-bar conversation. The responses in that thread (I encourage you to read it) were extreme support, honor and excitement about this news. Sorry to ruin your party.

[TheLegalist]

Originally Posted by Maximilian

This is true for all of us in general, TL. Check your news programming, conference speakers, and even your own conversation in the last 48 hours. What's your dang point?

Besides, the topic got brought up in the other thread in the middle of a different conversation. It was a side-bar conversation. The responses in that thread (I encourage you to read it) were extreme support, honor and excitement about this news. Sorry to ruin your party.

you are not ruining anything.... my point was exactly to what you just said above! Thanks for making it!

[Maximilian]

Originally Posted by TheLegalist

you are not ruining anything.... my point was exactly to what you just said above! Thanks for making it!

If that helps you sleep better at night, sure.

[*AQuietPlace*]

Originally Posted by TheLegalist

hmmm really... I see the oh so quick jumping on this with excitement. It took how long for responses to the "official thread"? Which shows the motivation for the negative is always higher.

That's because when news is "negative", there's more to say about it. Explanations and discussion about why you think it's "negative". When it's great news, there's really not much to say.

Do we really need 14 pages of people saying 'yippee'? That really wouldn't be that interesting to read. That's why 'negative' threads get more response than 'positive' ones.

[TheLegalist]

Originally Posted by *AQuietPlace*

That's because when news is "negative", there's more to say about it. Explanations and discussion about why you think it's "negative". When it's great news, there's really not much to say.

Do we really need 14 pages of people saying 'yippee'? That really wouldn't be that interesting to read. That's why 'negative' threads get more response than 'positive' ones.

Yep!