Re: alleged violation of student conduct code
 

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Dear Tom Emanski:

On two separate occasions, you have been involved in physical and verbal altercations involving another person when you’ve been drinking: The first occasion, September 23, 2006, during New Student Orientation Weekend. At that time you sustained minor injuries and had to be treated at the Stanford acute care facility. A day or so after that event, the Resident Fellows found you passed out on a couch in the lounge. You were unable to remember what had transpired in these situations because you had been so inebriated. Late on October 8, 2006, you were involved in another altercation in which you’d been drinking. This occurred after I had met with you and had begun the process of taking administrative action that included forbidding you to drink any alcohol for the rest of the academic year. For whatever reason, you were unable to abide by this directive.

At this time, I need to inform you formally that I am revoking your housing privileges effective immediately according to the conditions outlined in the 20006-2007 Stanford Residences Residence Agreement which states the following:

Breach of University residence policies, conduct in violation of the rights of others, or any misrepresentation of facts on your housing application, on this signed Residence Agreement, or during the in-house draw process is grounds for the immediate termination of your occupancy and/or the withdrawal of future University housing privileges and may result in University disciplinary action under Stanford's Fundamental Standard of student conduct.

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lol, this is gold
mad props to not remembering freshmen year.

Re: alleged violation of student conduct code
 

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Just be careful you don't get this letter....effective immediately according to the conditions outlined in the 20006-2007 Stanford Residences Residence Agreement which states the following:

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i found a loop hole!