Is it just to expel a student just because he violated a rule of "NO CONNECTION TO THE INTERNET" when it was used for thesis work?
I'm that guy...
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Simplegirlstory · 31-35, F
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JPGEbron10 · 26-30, M
@Simplegirlstory: I'm in a hard situation and I feel that all hope is lost :(
Simplegirlstory · 31-35, F
JPGEbron10 · 26-30, M
@Simplegirlstory: Thank you for listening and to your advice :)
Serenitree · F
If it was expressly forbidden, then you violated the rules. It's my understanding that your thesis is just about the most important paper you will ever write for all of your educational life. If you violate the rules for that, where will you draw the line?
JPGEbron10 · 26-30, M
@Serenitree: Looks like he can't help me but only with my thesis. I'm a seminarian and the persons who are going to expel me are my superiors.
Serenitree · F
JPGEbron10 · 26-30, M
@Serenitree: Yah... God is all about infinite mercies and chances... but they're human. let's just wait and see
softspokenman · M
You knew what the rule was prior to beginning your paper. Can you transfer or leave before you are officially expelled ?
JPGEbron10 · 26-30, M
Whatever happens, follow the rules...
softspokenman · M
If someone was telling You this, what would you say to them, what would they need to hear ?
JPGEbron10 · 26-30, M
Okay. I'll follow the rules, from now on
icyreb · M
yep..too many kids are using the internet to cheat. that's why the rule is in place.
JPGEbron10 · 26-30, M
I was finding resources for my thesis work like pictures of my philosophers and his famous quotations. How's that for cheating?
icyreb · M
@JPGEbron10: read what I wrote...doesn't matter if you were or weren't... the appearance is that you were.