The lack of professionalism

Remember this post I made yesterday?

It basically started out with when the Rebel 1 Students began taking classes at the Masters Classroom due to the new influx of new students which meant space was necessary in order accommodate the increasing number of students in school.

So with the new opening of the masters section meant that Rebel 1 students now start doing work in the masters meeting room as well and group discussions for their assignments.

A particular masters student, this guy, apparently wasn't happy with this, and his other masters classmate, this other lady, apparently didn't like it as well. I wasn't sure why, but I'm pretty certain we weren't giving them any problems whatsoever.

Anyway a few complains later, the sign went up, and today when Chang walked pass the room he saw this.
I blacked out the rebel student's face cause I think it is unfair that the student be involved in the situation as I think it was unintentional, but still, I was pretty upset with the fact that the masters student had made the complains to chase us out, only to end up abusing the rules themselves. The rebel student was there for tutorial lessons. I'm fine with that, but really, it's not Masters related, and thus it is unfair that the student gets to use the room just because the friend is a masters student.

The sign put up because of their complains clearly states that it is not allowed, yet they went ahead and did it just one day after it was implemented...better yet, the rule was broken by the Master student who was one of the two who made the complain.

I'm pretty pissed, but more so I'm upset that Masters students, professionals of the industry, can be such unprofessional people at times.

Andrew