Anonymous

Thu Mar 11 2010 02:09

Well, this event is given special attention. Nobody wanna such kind of thing happen. It's not good for anybody at all. I have talked with my bisexual friends at -- BiMingle dotcom . We all hope things can turn to be good. The only thing they wanna prove may be that we LGBT are eaqual to others on earth

Anonymous

Tue Mar 9 2010 22:03

Wow what vice president the students got at K-state this time!

Anonymous

Thu Mar 4 2010 22:18

The caption on the picture says Ropert Smith ha ha!

Anonymous

Tue Feb 23 2010 14:44

Agree with first comment. I am not a student and have a respectable job, but am a realist and have degree in JMC from KSU. No, I am not currently a journalist, but a teacher and this is NOT NEWS! Doesn't RCPD have underage drinking parties to bust or some shoplifters to arrest?

Anonymous

Mon Feb 22 2010 09:44

I wish KSU collegian stay the hell out of people business, they always publishing stuff without knowing all the information making people look back, SWIFT you dont have to apologize, you were doing your job. Tell the damn collegian to stay out your business. The blotter and other police arrest should not be in the student paper, you are messing up peoples lives and reputations on campus by knowing all the details, just what RCPD tell you. We all know RCPD are bored and they have nothing better to do but harass people to make them look like they are arresting people. You need to do some real work and crime. Leave us innocent people alone.

Anonymous

Wed Feb 17 2010 16:27

LOL! This was 2 years ago! Robert has moved on, so should you!

Anonymous

Wed Feb 17 2010 10:21

I agree that everyone has made mistakes. However, everyone should also learn that you are responsible for your actions, or reactions, whichever the case may actually be. Being placed in a leadership role is (or at least should be) a privilege, not a right, and if serving in a leadership role should take the role seriously. There were other options for this young man, other than taking matters in his own hands by pushing the other individual, even if he was the bouncer… A fact I imagine he will attempt to high light in the future, at a job interview maybe?

Anonymous

Tue Feb 16 2010 13:54

Wow, sounds as if someone wasn't ready for his position of leadership.

Anonymous

Tue Aug 12 2008 01:44

I think that everyone around his age will sometimes make mistakes that were otherwise unintentional and we must give a person a second chance in hopes that in cases like this, he learned from his mistake and avoid it in the future. I'm sure Robert has learned his lesson. If not, I hope he understands that his actions could lead to impeachment and can lose office if Student Tribunal finds him guilty.

Chelsea

Sat Aug 2 2008 12:23

It sounds as if Swift was doing his job, removing a potentially violent drunk from his place of employment. What about that warrants an arrest?

sandra wyatt

Wed Jul 30 2008 10:57

As a Kansas State alumna, I am utterly appalled at this "role model's" actions. I once admired this young man, and believed he had a bright future. After this turn of events, I have decided to focus my attention elsewhere.