kissarmy5689
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hey everyone i started a myspace NROTC group on myspace, the link is: http://groups.myspace.com/navrotc
no members yet but feel free to join. thanks-
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Not to rain on anyone's parade or anything, but seriously consider the potential negatives of joining a NROTC group on myspace before you take the plung. There are horror stories out there of people in ROTC who have gotten in trouble for things like facebook pictures etc. and it seems facebook does a better job limiting public access to profiles. Consider that before joining...
Good advice, if you ask me...
Word.
Our CO would routinely pull our "drunk off my @ss pics" from our facebook accounts (he had a profile too) and interlace them into his PowerPoint slides for Leadership and Ethics. Always made the class more interesting, especially when it was your drunk @ss up on the screen.
Along with what Slick said, as long as you aren't an idiot about it, and you have a firm grasp of your command's stance on the issue (most understand you are in college, but I've heard otherwise...), you have nothing to sweat.
-jai5w4
[threadjack/] Not sure if any of you have heard of the Academy's new alcohol policy this year called "0-0-1-3," meaning 0 underage drinking, 0 DUIs, 1 drink/hr, 3 drinks total/night. They are even breathalyzing people this year upon returning from liberty. Alot of people are waiting for alot of people to get into trouble. We'll see how it works out when it happens more often. Alot of upperclass are up in arms about this.
Thats just GAY.
Sounds Air Force to me...
Word.
Our CO would routinely pull our "drunk off my @ss pics" from our facebook accounts (he had a profile too) and interlace them into his PowerPoint slides for Leadership and Ethics. Always made the class more interesting, especially when it was your drunk @ss up on the screen.
Along with what Slick said, as long as you aren't an idiot about it, and you have a firm grasp of your command's stance on the issue (most understand you are in college, but I've heard otherwise...), you have nothing to sweat.
-jai5w4
To this... please see today's newspaper article on naked videos and hazing at our fine Army Academy: http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060908/NEWS/609080328
You really want those photos showing up someday at your promotion board?
Hmm...I didn't say anything about naked or hazing photos in my post. Nice assumption, though.
And if you think promotion boards flash anything other than a service pic and your crudentials up there when going through the myriad people they have to get through you are sorely mistaken.
Cadences mocking the program have been sung. Even the AEDO's (Alcohol sometthing something officers) seem to be against the 0013 program.
Rear Adm. Len Hering
That is not just the Academy's new policy on consumption It is the new Alcohol Policy for Naval Region Southwest, which includes all Navy bases in California, Arizona, New Mexico and some others... 11 bases in total brought to us by Rear Adm. Len Hering.
The purpose of the policy is to eliminate underage drinking, eliminate DUIs, and curtail excessive use of alcohol and binge drinking.
The 0 underage drinking, 0 drinks while in a duty status, and 0 DUIs all have enforceable penalties attached if you violate them. The 1 drink an hour, 3 drinks a night part is a guideline with no enforceable penalties attached.
At least for the fleet.
I'm glad VMI hasn't adopted this or else I'd miss out on all of the Upperclassmen coming back drunk and the fun that entails.