Sabotage Stories Forum

[Bronte]

The book-stealing-to-sell-back thing appears to happen a lot in law school. It's a dirty, dirty move.

It's not so much foul play though as it is just plain stealing. I think non law students contribute significantly to the theft.

[Richie Tenenbaum]

The interviewer for Vanderbilt admissions told me she knew of some people at UT who got their outlines stolen-tore up close to finals.

The sabotage was someone ripping up their outline? How is that sabotage rather than a person being a dick? The person had to reprint their outline?

Did the people the interviewer know attend UT before computers existed?

In regards to computer-era UT, I haven't heard of anything shady done by UT students.

[smokyroom26]

The interviewer for Vanderbilt admissions told me she knew of some people at UT who got their outlines stolen-tore up close to finals.

The sabotage was someone ripping up their outline? How is that sabotage rather than a person being a dick? The person had to reprint their outline?

Did the people the interviewer know attend UT before computers existed?

In regards to computer-era UT, I haven't heard of anything shady done by UT students.

[MarkRenton]

I heard at Wake, one prof had a no internet policy. Computers may only be used to take notes. Some chick in the far back kept a daily log of who was on the internets and when. A lot of people lost a letter grade apparently.

[Veyron]

I shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die.

[Bless]

That's a bit overboard but I don't see anything wrong with it. People shouldn't get credit for going to class if they aren't in class. That is cheating.

Yeah, I have to agree. When your LS has a policy that if you miss X number of classes you get an automatic fail, getting someone to sign in for you when you aren't there is cheating.

Lord have mercy, you've got to be kidding.


Anyone who would ever do something like that is a CLOWN.


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