Re: [ProgSoc] bent over and ...

[Peter Anthony Brownlow <roentgen@nospam.progsoc.uts.edu.au>]

Fair enough.

Of course he'd never had asked Rist, though. No zero mark for assignment
maybe, but certainly zero popularity with the lecturer, and a guarantee
that whatever he did would be scrutinised. That'll happen now I guess, but
he WAS trying to avoid it.


Peter


On Thu, 25 May 2000, daedalus wrote:

You -> On Thu, 25 May 2000, Peter Anthony Brownlow wrote:
You -> 
You -> > On Wed, 24 May 2000, daedalus wrote:
You -> > 
You -> > > On Wed, 24 May 2000, Dr. Love wrote:
You -> > > 
You -> > > [sale of partnership in assignment]
You -> > 
You -> > [snip snip]
You -> >  
You -> > > Note that I understand your point of view, as I've been in some dodgy
You -> > > groups at uni where people didn't pull their weight. Usually there was an
You -> > > opportunity to record the effort by each person in the submitted
You -> > > assignment and marks were apportioned accordingly. Even if there wasn't,
You -> > > you could usually discuss it with the lecturer and they'd be quite
You -> > > receptive.
You -> > 
You -> > NOT in this subject, as it happens. No way Jose.
You -> > 
You -> > > You should have discussed this with your lecturer beforehand to find out
You -> > 
You -> > He could have ended up in this situation before even starting the
You -> > assignment.
You -> 
You -> Not if he was simply asking. If he received a negative response (more than
You -> likely) then he could have just not done it and this would never have
You -> happened. He wouldn't have been failed for thinking about the idea. If he
You -> was, then he'd have a much better case for appeal, since he would have
You -> been failed on suspicion. AFAIK you can't be in the wrong for intent with
You -> no action.
You -> 
You -> 

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