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When the last accused cheater arrived at my office door (at my request), he appeared defiant and intimidating. "Yeah, uh, you wanted to see me," he sneered. The young man stood in the doorway, his arms crossed in front of his chest; he stared intently past me, out my window, and smirked when I asked him to have a seat. He refused. I asked...
Stealing the Answers: Prevaricators in the Classroom
By JAMES E. McWILLIAMSWhen the last accused cheater arrived at my office door (at my request), he appeared defiant and intimidating. "Yeah, uh, you wanted to see me," he sneered. The young man stood in the doorway, his arms crossed in front of his chest; he stared intently past me, out my window, and smirked when I asked him to have a seat. He refused. I asked...
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