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WF o v Students collaberate to graduate ' had three hours of trig last night, thanks to the teacher's less than thorough explana- tion ofthe homework. I also have a huge Chemistry test, time to break out the cheat sheet! Cheating was so rampant that no one got away clean. From the receivers of documents and stealers of tests to those who didn't participate but tolerated such base behavior, 99 out of 100 were guilty of such. Whether it be snaking the chemistry final, copying homework, fudging lab results, or letting the academic deviant go unreported, no group got away unscathed. Jocks, nerds, brains, and socialites all participated to a certain extent Some causes of this were massive amounts of homework inadequate instruction mad equate study and preparation and the fact that the old noggin needed time off Students main reason for cheating was college Oftentimes a few hot answers made the difference between an A and a B For some cheating was necessary to pass a class For the daring it was a good way to spice an otherwise boring course The methods of cheating ranged far and wide Students used more thinking and reason ing in cheating than was ever used in Physics Academic perversions were rampant as students struggled to stay in the green and obtain acceptance to colleges Layout by Randy Pla Copy by Reid Mangan Photos by Hunter Moore Alfredo Mega and John Aeyeung W8 ' ...X swag -M-'Q SSTL ,-all
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Stealing the Calculus test, senior Mike Allen illustrates his above average grade in the hardest class around. .Q Taking their test using the group therapy method, students resort to the purest form of communism to pass the Class. Purchasing a paper from senior Shayne Milhalka, senior Tom Momary re- veals how he won the English Award a plethora of times. Copying before class, junior Susan Pearson lifts answers fromjunior Regina lirumm. V it MU what ' ,,h,, 73: ,,,, :M 56 ,I W -M
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