> 91. Next, the Data Science Professor moved on to email addresses. In an email at 12:56 p.m., the Data Science Professor, referring to the template Javice sent

> 91. Next, the Data Science Professor moved on to email addresses. In an email at 12:56 p.m., the Data Science Professor, referring to the template Javice sent an hour earlier, asked Javice: You have the student email marked as 'provided as unique ID' but didn't we agree to make fake ones a la 'asdugnsdf@gmail.com'? Or do you want unique ID after all?" > 92. In a response sent six minutes later at 1:02 p.m., Javice asked, “will the fake emails look real with an eye check or better to use unique ID?" At 1:37 p.m., the Data Science Professor confirmed "they will look fake. So let's use unique ID." Ethics aside, it’s rather surprising that the Data Science Professor couldn’t even generate convincing looking email addresses. This happened in 2021, not 2001. I’d say she could have hired someone more competent at a lot less than $600/hr.