How To Lose Your 30K Job At Your Alma Mater

When I suggested that I had proof showcasing myself getting fired for requesting tuition for my M.A.: my former colleagues suggested I was incapable of scanning a document. Here's the proof of both.

FYI: Even if someone wanted to create a discordant argument by stating that he/she noticed that these documents were unsigned; I have proof and copies of this as a signed article. I printed out two copies, made my supervisor sign both, and recorded each document. Even if someone tried to kill me, these documents are still saved in various databases. The reason why they are not disclosed with the names of the retired is.... It is not my intention to shame the careers or successes of my predecessors, but merely to articulate the insane violation of my human rights. I have a right to not be denied what is considered common, acceptable funding for graduate students working full-time for the University of Michigan. If no one tries to hassle me, I will post a similar expose proving that NYU has just denied me admission to their graduate school on the basis of documents I have electronically photographed. As in, their admissions department suggested that I did not submit online application records, but I will publicize the records sent to my email confirming the online applications that were all successfully submitted. 

I have long documented my plight in a way not seeking pity, but redress or reinstatement for the natural continuation of my career that I have been illegally denied. When I first "went public" about this, much like my undergraduate years in college, social ostracism was the result. No change was experienced in relation to this further instance of administrative abuse, in fact, all that happened was I lost friends victimized by this type of power struggle. I'm not keen to ever repeat these experiences. They do not present me as a neurotic or mentally ill person, rather, one victimized by the pursuit of their literary studies at their own expense. I cannot pretend to understand the basis of such nonsense, but since I first publicly opposed these measures, my security has suffered.