You guys in US do it all the wrong way. I remember how examiners fought cheating when I was a student at Warsaw University, Poland (1990 - 1995). They simply al

You guys in US do it all the wrong way. I remember how examiners fought cheating when I was a student at Warsaw University, Poland (1990 - 1995). They simply allowed cheating. So, at the beginning of every exam an examiner announced something like: "Ladies and gentlemen. You are allowed to cheat. You can browse your books and notes, no questions asked. But I must warn you that exam tasks are designed such a way, that they require thinking - and thinking is not compatible with cheating, because thinking is fast and cheating is quite slow. So, you are allowed to cheat, but if you will it is very likely that you will not complete minimum number of tasks required to pass the exam. I wish you good luck."