<p>Well, in the end, 2 of the 5 did 30 hrs. of community service this week and showed remorse, and so were allowed to walk, but were the last to go. the others did not walk.</p>
<p>The Val’s speech was hilarious.</p>
<p>So because they did the community service hours, they were allowed to walk?</p>
<p>And the others did not agree to do the community service hours, so they were not allowed to walk?</p>
<p>Were the ones who didn’t do the community service hours aware that it was part of the condition of walking?</p>
<p>I"m glad that the ones who put in the time to do service and showed remorse got to walk. Hopefully they learned a lesson. I wonder why the other three did not opt to do this?</p>
<p>(cross posted with teriwtt)</p>
<p>I know all were offered the service. The two I saw working yesterday were the two who walked. Many faculty had apparently found out ahead of time that the two were walking and did not walk themselves. I don’t know any other details, and probably won’t, since we are finished for the year.</p>