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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m baffled by this thread.  People actually want a school with no honor code and no integrity?  They feel tuition is too expensive so there should be no consequences should their kid cheat?  Who are you people?  I am a white collar prosecutor.  I suspect I will meet many of your offspring in coming years. [/quote]

This.  I get being worried about unfair or overzealous councils.  But how is that in any way connected to the cost of college and the idea that one is a “paying customer”???  [/quote]

I’m also baffled. If you don’t want to be brought up in front of an honor council, don’t cheat.

Students have had 12+ years of education and have been informed many times about the consequences of cheating. College students know it’s wrong, and there should be consequences. My college had a strict code, and it never bothered me. I never considered cheating.[/quote]

There is a such thing as accidental “cheating.”[/quote]

What’s an example of accidental cheating? [/quote]

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