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>One implicated student, who argued that similarities between his paper and others could be traced to shared lecture notes, said the Administrative Board demand
by officemonkey 14y ago
>One implicated student, who argued that similarities between his paper and others could be traced to shared lecture notes, said the Administrative Board demanded that he produce the notes six months later.
If I were accused of cheating and I argued that my notes would exonerate me, I would have no problem producing them six months later. Heck, I still have notes from a class I took in 1982.
- sseveran 14y agoNot all of us keep all of our notes forever. If the expectation is that they should be kept the University should note it (and maybe they do). Mine did not.
- officemonkey 14y agoIf you've been accused of cheating and you think your notes would exonerate you, you would be a fool to throw them out.