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Okla college student protesting against getting 0 for her personal religious opinion submitted as a Psychology course essay.

https://www.oklahoman.com/story/news/politics/2025/12/02/samantha-fulnecky-ou-oklahoma-bible-essay-online-debate/87553019007/

Should religious faith be allowed as the sole authority for work in science class? [/quote]

Did you read her essay and the rubric?

It was terribly written and embarrassingly piss poor work for a college junior. There is some reasonable speculation she did this deliberately to go crying to the media.

You can read it here: https://archive.is/LT0r1

It absolutely deserved a zero. Runon sentences, repetitive, lack of any sources, didn't address the question. [/quote]

NP. Somehow I suspect that an equally badly written essay that made nonsensical progressive points that agreed with the instructor’s positions would not have received a zero. [/quote]

This is what I want to know. Or what this same student's similar writing and quality received earlier in the semester. She says she got 100's. We're those magically better quality writing?

A zero is an emotional reaction. Her essay likely deserved a low grade. Exactly how low depends on the rigor that's actually been expected in this class and applied to others, not the standard outsiders want to impose.[/quote]

DP. I agree that the zero was an emotional reaction. The comments reflect that, as well (her misuse of “demonic,” for example). [/quote]

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