Dvorak in CL: "They could've just asked me"

Date: Mar 28, 2004

Dvorak in CL: "They could've just asked me"

Date: Mar 28, 2004

What I find so damned funny about her statement that they could have just asked her is that, while she said those words, she clenched her fists and her faced reddened.

That sounds like a REALLY approachable person, does it not? /sarcasm

Honestly, I think everyone who read that last paragraph of the article understands just how "approachable" she is.

Date: Mar 28, 2004

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Originally posted by: truth4usm
"As far as we know, it could've been Jim Keith that he consulted!"

Exactly what I thought.

Date: Mar 28, 2004

Is the resume' she gave to the CL writer the SAME resume' that prompted the investigation?

How can we find out?

Date: Mar 28, 2004

It appears not to be the same as the one reported by Babbs on this site.

Date: Mar 28, 2004

Sheesh. I just read the article. This whole mess is a gold mine for an enterprising reporter. If Riva can't handle it, maybe the Chronicle of Higher Ed could be notified? They did a pretty nice article a few weeks ago.

Date: Mar 28, 2004

Actually, the CL version is not so different from what we saw before. It just leaves out the education portion. It isn't until you start comparing the education to the employment history that you start thinking "how the heck is that possible?"

Date: Mar 28, 2004

Dvorak's resume has more holes in it than Swiss cheese. Why aren't these reporters comparing the education to the professional experience? And, it was a good point made earlier that Dvorak's reaction to being questioned about her resume was to sue! If she always finishes what she starts - she needs to fess up.

Date: Mar 28, 2004

Riva Brown needs to know that the resume' she was provided by Dvorak is NOT the one that was being investigated.

Let's email her. rvbrown@clarionledger.com