Austen Allred on Twitter: "I didn't know you're considered an alumnus if you drop out after one semester! I'll DM you my address and you can send the diploma :)… https://t.co/dSQY16gWmU"

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1. Noah Ruderman‏ @devilscompiler Jan 16
  Replying to @AustenAllred
  
  Lol. The institution whose inefficiencies led to Lambda is using your affiliation with them to market themselves as a leader in education.
  
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1. ミッチ‏ @mitchellgbudge Jan 16
  Replying to @Austen @AustenAllred
  
  This makes me all the more excited to drop out of BYU to start Lambda in April
  
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1. Don MacAskill‏Verified account @DonMacAskill Jan 16
  Replying to @AustenAllred
  
  omg. I didn't even last a single semester, but sure enough, they called looking for donations from "alumni" once I landed on their radar. Didn't think to ask them to mail a diploma... That's a pro move.
  
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1. Sahil Lavingia‏Verified account @shl Jan 16
  Replying to @Austen @AustenAllred
  
  they want that $$$
  
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1. Nick Arner‏ @nickarner Jan 16
  Replying to @Austen @AustenAllred
  
  This is a “chef’s kiss” worthy tweet.
  
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1. Will Manidis‏ @WillManidis Jan 16
  Replying to @AustenAllred
  
  For what it’s worth: I believe Olin at some point changed their definition of alumni to “someone who once attended the college” for this reason.
  
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1. Rakesh Agrawal‏Verified account @RakeshAgrawal Jan 16
  Replying to @AustenAllred
  
  The best part is a comms school not understanding tweets vs. replies.
  
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1. every !important is a policy failure‏ @BrainScraps Jan 16
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  pic.twitter.com/HM43cWZqkY
  
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1. Gavin Christensen‏ @gavin_kickstart Jan 16
  Replying to @AustenAllred
  
  It gives them a call option on you ;)
  
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1. Denise Fafette‏ @DeniseFafette Jan 16
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  pic.twitter.com/LPnLAH8No5
  
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1. Tanner Petroff‏ @tannerpetroff Jan 16
  Replying to @AustenAllred
  
  I love everything about this tweet
  
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1. Yusuf Khwarizmi‏ @xwarizm Jan 16
  Replying to @Austen @AustenAllred @AnthonyJCamp
  
  The Latin just means pupil or foster child, and current usage is “former student” or “graduate” but of course they’d be quick to disavow you as a dropout if you weren’t successful...
  
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1. Jess‏ @jessalynn83 Jan 16
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  pic.twitter.com/oVISrBGztA
  
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