The Eflin Incident

Enclosed on this page is an event titled "The Eflin Incident" that occurred on March 3rd, 2010.

A student was suspended for what seem like ridiculous reasons. The research committee has a few short testimonies from the incident and are working on gathering new information to shed light on this horrible event.

Multiple people have now termed Mr. Eflin the "Sacrificial Lamb", suggesting that he took  the evils and sins of the Indiana Academy into himself and paid the price, saving those around him like a heavenly figure.

Interview with Anonymous (1)
Interviewer: So what happened with Jackson [Mr. Eflin] ? Anonymous: um, basically he was yelled at for being rowdy and rude in DS. Anonymous: which meant, he's suspended for a month. he still has to go to classes, but no entering the dorm. Anonymous: and he had to delete his FB. Interviewer: in DS? [Dining Services] Interviewer: You're bullshitting me. Anonymous: nope. Anonymous: they've REALLY become the Gestapo this year. Interviewer: No way a one month suspension for one thing in DS. Anonymous: i mean, we're not allowed to move chairs and tables around. Anonymous: you can only have 6 chairs at a circular table. Interviewer: Then why delete his facebook page if it was at DS? Anonymous: and you get yelled at for being loud or vulgar. Anonymous: because the administration's also cracking down on our DS activities. Anonymous: because the Nazi of a DS manager has been complaining. Interviewer: So facebook? Interviewer: how is that related? Anonymous: no fucking clue... Anonymous: :P Interviewer: You're not telling me something Anonymous: that's all i know, dude. Anonymous: i'd tell you more if i knew it. Anonymous: i mean, i only know what he wrote in a note to me. Anonymous: and that's all it said. Interviewer: According to Emily, he was not allowed to talk about it. Interviewer: So maybe you're missing part of the story as well. Anonymous: yeah, that's my bet. it's all really confusing. Anonymous: :P

Interview with Anonymous (2)
Interviewer: What are your thoughts regarding this incident? Anonymous: I don't know enough to say, but I suspect the Administration is focusing yet again on more public image and less student welfare. Interviewer: Why would you say that they are focusing less on student welfare? Anonymous: Mainly, the incident brought to mind a quote from the esteemed Mr. Watson, who is one of maybe two or three employees of the academy that still holds my respect. Anonymous: That the academy needs to be far more focused around the students, and less around the ideals of the faculty. Anonymous: I don't know enough (read: any) details, so I can't pass judgement.

Inteviewer: Thank you, then.