To continue on,
I guess the real reason why I'm even pursuing this further is the fact that I feel my confidentiality has been violated. The chain of command works like this, CAO>Assitant CAO>CRE>RA. I spoke with my CRE first about this situation, but her only action was to send out a letter saying, you are accused of this and that - we should mediate. In our meeting, she PROMISED me that there would be a retaliation clause, basically saying that as a result of this letter, you can't retaliate against the person that reported you. That clause didn't show up in the letter, so I guess that insinuated that my housemates could kill me if they wanted. So they got a bunch of their guy friends together to rev their car directly at me, and then chase me down with it. At that point, I chose to bypass the CRE, since she didn't do her job in protecting me, and went straight to the CAO, the Chief Administrative Officer and told them what had happened. He said that he would move me out of there, but also chose to relay his meeting notes to the CRE whom I had met with before. She was so irked by the fact that I had met with someone higher up than her, she went and TOLD my housemates about me moving out, and that I was blowing this out of proportion. My housemates are in turn now, after hearing that I'm moving out, TALKING in front of me about how they are going to be moving this guy in here(one of their boyfriends) and how glad they are to be rid of me. Doesn't this violate my confidentiality? Can I get them on this ? I don't see the reason behind why my CRE would even NEED to tell my housemates about my decision to move out. It doesn't concern them. When I leave, they will see it, won't they? Geez.
I don't see this as fair to me at all. I move out, take time out of my schedule, waste my weekend, spend more money for a single, just so that they can have one of their boyfriends move in?
Argh... this is so frustrating. I'm working on an assembly program right now, and I didn't even get my syscalls right...
