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[lizzybennet]

My Statistics final is this week. The professor inadvertantly posted the answers to the final on the class website. He's removed them this morning, but I already have them. He knows I have them.

Now what? I hate moral dilemmas. I wish he'd just re-write the exam.

Zack and Chris are still sick. It's almost been a week! I'm fairly certain this is the flu. Thank heavens that I had a flu shot about a month ago!

Bonnie (my youngest sis) arrives today to spend Thanksgiving week with us. We're all looking forward to it SO much!! And now, I'm off to scour the bathrooms :)

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[gnawtee.livejournal.com]

If he knows you have the answers, isn't he sort of obligated to rewrite the exam anyway?

My business law professor made us turn in our tests after she handed them out for review last week because someone had gotten a hold of last year's exam and the questions were pretty much the same. One of the questions from last year involved a painting, but instead of writing 'painting' in their answer they wrote 'ring' which was the item in question on LAST year's exam. Idiots.

[mysteena.livejournal.com]

I'd think so. I emailed him (because I'm just a busybody, do-gooder that way) and said "The answers to the final are posted on the discussion board. I'm confused...." A lame email, I admit but I didn't really know what else to say. He responded "that was premature so I will remove until next week." That's all. What am I suppose to do with this? He didn't mention anything about it on the discussion board, no email or announcement addressing the issue.

they wrote 'ring' which was the item in question on LAST year's exam. Idiots.
I always find it entertaining to listen to grown-ups (ie, non traditional students) rant about how ignorant their classmates are. Fun stuff :)

[sunrise0124.livejournal.com]

Eww. still?

Yeah!!! you are going to have so much fun with her there.