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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t know why but Cal really embraces undergraduate kids who are willing to do anything to succeed. Cheating and sabotage have risen to a level of sophistication and pervasiveness across some largely represented groups that it isn’t the same place it used to be. Stress and depression is common with kids who don’t cheat and simply can’t compete by breaking the rules. If Cal removed the unethical students but kept the same level of rigor, students would bond more over failing together. Instead, they become isolated. It’s sad because you grow and learn more by being challenged to failure. However, you can’t do that anymore. [/quote] What's your evidence that Cal knowingly embraces these kids? How does the existence of these kids mean you can't be challenged to failure? Wouldn't them breaking the curves make it more common for the remaining kids to be challenged to failure?[/quote]
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