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<blockquote data-quote="vettelovr1124" data-source="post: 2857707" data-attributes="member: 545245">Let me clear a few things up for those who are talking about the two hour span with what I know:1) there is still dispute whether they were two separate incidents2) it takes at least an hour to get stories straight, witnesses interviewed, leader sgathered to even begin to make a decision on closing campus...which takes even longer when it comes to actually clearing classrooms3) it take an incredibly long time to try to send 30,000 emails to a listserve through webmail...the server is slow and unreliable.&nbsp; Phone messages were also given.4) with the information they had, the campus was believed to be safeBottom line...don&#039;t listen to the media.&nbsp; For the most part, those trying to blame the police and leaders of the university are complete douches trying to find a scapegoat.&nbsp; What we have is an unavoidable situation that could not have ever been predicted.&nbsp; It&#039;s easy to try to find ways to make it better after the fact.&nbsp; It&#039;s like trying to say we should have killed Hitler when he was a struggling art student.&nbsp; Who was to know?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vettelovr1124, post: 2857707, member: 545245"] Let me clear a few things up for those who are talking about the two hour span with what I know: 1) there is still dispute whether they were two separate incidents 2) it takes at least an hour to get stories straight, witnesses interviewed, leader sgathered to even begin to make a decision on closing campus...which takes even longer when it comes to actually clearing classrooms 3) it take an incredibly long time to try to send 30,000 emails to a listserve through webmail...the server is slow and unreliable. Phone messages were also given. 4) with the information they had, the campus was believed to be safe Bottom line...don't listen to the media. For the most part, those trying to blame the police and leaders of the university are complete douches trying to find a scapegoat. What we have is an unavoidable situation that could not have ever been predicted. It's easy to try to find ways to make it better after the fact. It's like trying to say we should have killed Hitler when he was a struggling art student. Who was to know? [/QUOTE]

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