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woodstocker wrote:Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance...

During the spring semester of my sophomore year, I collaborated with a friend to create a blog entry which was intended to satirize her pessimistic attitude. In accordance with her daily commiserations, the entry expressed, in very strong language, an intense dissatisfaction with the materialistic values of certain individuals on campus, and a disapproval of her instructor’s pedagogical methods. It was written in an aggressive tone in order to show my friend how farfetched her worries sounded to me. Being my satiric interpretation of her outlook, my name was affixed to the entry’s title.

XXX College Administration, unaware of the farcical nature of the entry, located it through a social networking site and questioned me as to the purposes of it. Cautiously assuming the blog was a therapeutic outlet for a disgruntled student, the administration referred me to the campus counseling center. Upon my visit to the center, the innocent basis of the blog became clear. I was advised to delete the blog entry and was lectured on the importance of not posting potentially misleading statements in public forums such as the internet. No formal disciplinary action was taken by the college. Through this experience I learned to respect the universal accessibility of the internet, and have since demonstrated prudence in my online interactions.

woodstocker wrote:Yeah, I have heavily debated whether or not to disclose this but I decided to be cautious and do so. I don't know if it was documented and I don't want it to come around and bite me in the ass when the Bar does its fitness background screen.