Just to Clarify About Mr. Radish

1) I’ve deleted all the comments which inferred the author’s name. The harm caused by guessing wrong far exceeds the benefit of guessing right. I don’t want to be responsible for ruining an innocent person’s reputation.

2) The idea could be funny, if the school wasn’t the size of a large football team. Law students don’t want the Professors to have any impression of them outside of what they show in class. My blog opens me up as a fair target but everyone else should be entitled to privacy. Moral of the story, made up or not, people don’t want their name popping up outside of class.

3) Professors don’t want to be associated with student blogs. When someone Googles a professor, it should only link to their achievements. Hence why I identify professors by their class.

4) As a final warning, think before you act. The Dean didn’t ask you to stop because you used Baylor’s name. She used that as an excuse because it was a legally justified argument. Her real reason was the content.

Baker said it best, “Just because you can do something doesn't always mean you should.”