On Jun 7, 7:03�pm, Telamon

Well, I should now be able to claim having a Ph.D. since none can check.

Let see, what should a I have a Ph.D. in?

I have a Ph.D. in ferreting out lying doofus claims.


The way it's done, dxDufus, is when you need to verify your degree you
contact the records office, sending them a written authorization to
release the transcripts directly to a specific employer. The records
office sends it, with official seal, to the employer. The student
never touches the transcript and no, employers do not call for
verification over the phone. Accrediting bodies require the employing
schools to keep ceritified transcripts on file. Makes me wonder just
what you said to that office worker in the Registars office. The name
of the office were academic records are kept on file is the
"Registrars Office". They remembered speaking to you.

I can see you've never had you transcripts sent anywhere. Just how
long has it been since you worked, Steve?

Your ignorance is becoming pretty funny.

Mike

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Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 7:03?pm, Telamon

Well, I should now be able to claim having a Ph.D. since none can check.

Let see, what should a I have a Ph.D. in?

I have a Ph.D. in ferreting out lying doofus claims.


The way it's done, dxDufus, is when you need to verify your degree you
contact the records office, sending them a written authorization to
release the transcripts directly to a specific employer. The records
office sends it, with official seal, to the employer. The student
never touches the transcript and no, employers do not call for
verification over the phone. Accrediting bodies require the employing
schools to keep ceritified transcripts on file. Makes me wonder just
what you said to that office worker in the Registars office. The name
of the office were academic records are kept on file is the
"Registrars Office". They remembered speaking to you.

I can see you've never had you transcripts sent anywhere. Just how
long has it been since you worked, Steve?

Your ignorance is becoming pretty funny.

I'm not Steve Mikey.

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Telamon
Ventura, California

Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 7:03�pm, Telamon

Well, I should now be able to claim having a Ph.D. since none can check.

Let see, what should a I have a Ph.D. in?

I have a Ph.D. in ferreting out lying doofus claims.


The way it's done, dxDufus, is when you need to verify your degree you
contact the records office, sending them a written authorization to
release the transcripts directly to a specific employer. The records
office sends it, with official seal, to the employer. The student
never touches the transcript and no, employers do not call for
verification over the phone. Accrediting bodies require the employing
schools to keep ceritified transcripts on file. Makes me wonder just
what you said to that office worker in the Registars office. The name
of the office were academic records are kept on file is the
"Registrars Office". They remembered speaking to you.

I can see you've never had you transcripts sent anywhere. Just how
long has it been since you worked, Steve?

Your ignorance is becoming pretty funny.

Ignorant is talking to me whilst responding to Telemon!

On Jun 7, 7:05�pm, dxAce wrote:
Funny, even your own 'intern' offered this up:

Information, including the educational background of currently employed
faculty at Louisville Technical Institute, can be found at:http://www.louisvilletech.com/faculty.asp


1. Now you admit talking to an intern from my school.
2. Privacy laws cover students not faculty employees.
3. Obtaining info about me from the place where I went to school is
what the law covers.
4. Yes, every school lists the degrees of it's faculty. I never said
that was illegal.
5. Nothing on there about how to acess student info, right, dxDufe?

Your reasoning skills insult you far more than I ever could.

Mike

Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 7:03�pm, Telamon

Well, I should now be able to claim having a Ph.D. since none can check.

Let see, what should a I have a Ph.D. in?

I have a Ph.D. in ferreting out lying doofus claims.


The way it's done, dxDufus, is when you need to verify your degree you
contact the records office, sending them a written authorization to
release the transcripts directly to a specific employer. The records
office sends it, with official seal, to the employer. The student
never touches the transcript and no, employers do not call for
verification over the phone. Accrediting bodies require the employing
schools to keep ceritified transcripts on file. Makes me wonder just
what you said to that office worker in the Registars office.

Wonder? You've already claimed to know just what I said to them, did you not?

The name
of the office were academic records are kept on file is the
"Registrars Office". They remembered speaking to you.

Then they must remember what I said to them, right?

Must be damn good dope you're on today, dufus!

On Jun 7, 6:47�pm, Telamon

Nobody is safe from the Spanish Inquisition run by MWB.


You're safe, Telly, but it's spelled "college," not "collage." Collage
is something you make in an art class.

Mike

Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 7:05�pm, dxAce wrote:
Funny, even your own 'intern' offered this up:

Information, including the educational background of currently employed
faculty at Louisville Technical Institute, can be found at:http://www.louisvilletech.com/faculty.asp


1. Now you admit talking to an intern from my school.

No, dufus, that's what your dufus intern posted to RRS...

Please, boy, pay attention!

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Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 6:47?pm, Telamon

Nobody is safe from the Spanish Inquisition run by MWB.


You're safe, Telly, but it's spelled "college," not "collage." Collage
is something you make in an art class.

That's relief, you had me worried there.

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Telamon
Ventura, California

Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 6:47�pm, Telamon

Nobody is safe from the Spanish Inquisition run by MWB.


You're safe, Telly, but it's spelled "college," not "collage." Collage
is something you make in an art class.

Perhaps they'll let you make a collage during the basket weaving...errrr...art
class at the funny farm, dufus!

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Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 7:05?pm, dxAce wrote:
Funny, even your own 'intern' offered this up:

Information, including the educational background of currently employed
faculty at Louisville Technical Institute, can be found
at:http://www.louisvilletech.com/faculty.asp


1. Now you admit talking to an intern from my school.
2. Privacy laws cover students not faculty employees.
3. Obtaining info about me from the place where I went to school is
what the law covers.
4. Yes, every school lists the degrees of it's faculty. I never said
that was illegal.
5. Nothing on there about how to acess student info, right, dxDufe?

Your reasoning skills insult you far more than I ever could.

If you have your B.A., M.A., and course work for a Ph.D. what's stopping
you? Sounds like you just need a mentor and approved subject for a
dissertation. Have you published any papers that could be at least a
starting point for one?

--
Telamon
Ventura, California