Edited sentence: A seemingly minor occurrence but one with far-reaching repercussions.All records of it are lost and destroyed.American River also would give placement tests on days other than those which the tests were normally scheduled to be given.American River's policies included the practice of deleting a student's pre-enrollment placement test scores after a one-year period.An example is the use of the American College Testing Service (ACT) English aptitude test, a placement test normally given on Saturdays.College aides gave the ACT test during the week at least once in January, 1989.Due to American River's deletion policy, the records of this test are lost.Inner circles liken it to the Black Sox baseball scandal, here called the Black Chalks testing scandal.Many persons in knowledge of this American River ACT test have lost all their legal remedies to thwart the censorship of those behind the untimely ACT testing session.Paul Brown, the college's contact person for ACT, denies that the test was ever given in Raef Hall in January, 1989.The college's policy was that just the English test be given, not the entire ACT battery of tests.The enormous injustice of this practice may not be readily apparent to the uninitiated.The severity that this policy does to a student's education may be better seen in the analogy of having a graduate's degree deleted; the enormity is then seen in better light.The test was given in Raef Hall with approximately 100 student testers present.The test was graded at Sacramento City College, a fact that Sacramento City College faculty officially denies now.This American River ACT test is a blot on the history of American education, one that few persons know of and fewer still know of just how deeply it has damaged the American education system.This censorship means that the victims are not able to get into court or gain employment.This means that the ACT offices in Iowa were not informed of any of the test's results.This means that the entire record of a student's test was purged; if that student had not made copies of his or her result sheet, then that record was lost.This was done by school policy and not natural disaster.Within a short number of years ACT moved its offices from Sioux City, Iowa to Iowa City, a move that was coincidental with the PELL educational loan offices moving from New Jersey to Iowa City