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Posted at 05:11 PM ET, 10/28/2010

List of failing students mistakenly sent to all students

By Daniel de Vise

An e-mail listing 18 students at risk of flunking out of Wesley College in Delaware was mistakenly e-mailed to every student at the college, according to a report in the News Journal newspaper.

It was meant as an internal exchange among academic advisers. The missive said of one student, "The hole she has dug is deeper than the mine shaft in Chile."

The dean of students accidentally forwarded it to the address StudentsMainCampus, or all 2,400 students at Wesley, according to the News Journal account.

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By Daniel de Vise | 05:11 PM ET, 10/28/2010

Categories: Administration, Administration | Tags: E-mail on flunking students sent to every student, F students list college e-mail, Wesley College, college e-mail failing students, failing students list e-mail

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