That was one disturbing article, on so many levels. I cannot even imagine that someone caught doing this wouldn't be instantly suspended from school and possib

That was one disturbing article, on so many levels. I cannot even imagine that someone caught doing this wouldn't be instantly suspended from school and possibly expelled. Why on earth are you in college if you want to cheat? Even worse is a teacher that thinks it's "not worth pursuing". That said, I do like his ideas of changing the assignments to deter cheating, but that doesn't make it right. With such creativity to try to "fix" cheating, why wasn't one of his suggestions to have the teacher evaluations exclude scores from students that were caught cheating? This would stop the mis-aligned incentives that caused him to find a way to not report cheaters.