<p>ok now this apology stuff is kinda sad… many of you know it but would hate to admit it, you all had the intention of trying to find out your aplication status… oh well…</p>
<p>to tell you the truth, senor matador, I actually didnt have any intention of trying to find out my application status. I had already received an invitation to an event, and I’m very excited to visit the school; and having had a friend that called the office to verify what the event meant something good (I wanted to know before splurging on plane tickets), that couldn’t have been the intention. With a system like that completely publicly accessible, I don’t feel we deliberately tried to do anything. Either way, an apology is an apology. If anything, I was unaware that it was against the rules. I’m not speaking for anyone but myself, but I’m sure for the rest of us if we had known we wouldnt have gone. The emphasis is really on what our intentions were, and no one here had bad intentions of creating inconveniences. Either way, I hope this works itself out and I would hate to see myself, as well as others on this board who possess extreme enthusiasm for attending the school face serious consequences by simply logging into a publicly accessibly system.</p>
<p>haha, nyu officers are on a power trip. sure, blame it on the teenagers…nyu technology is not at fault whatsoever.</p>