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Is there more to this that I am not getting?
Chinese engineering undergrads I studied with
I have to say that the Chinese engineering undergrads I studied with at Michigan would continuously and flagrantly cheat at every opportunity, as long as they were pretty sure they wouldn't get caught.
I think it is a cultural difference to some degree. They literally see nothing wrong with it at all.
I remember that moment when I looked at them, and they looked at me, and they knew that I knew.
Ceffer saysI remember that moment when I looked at them, and they looked at me, and they knew that I knew.I remember that moment when I looked at them, and they looked at me, and they knew that I knew.
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On the other hand, this is quite inconvenient to students who are already here and think perhaps they may be allowed to attend classes in the fall. They are probably arranging leases and other living arrangements, and then will have to break them.
On the third hand, this is political pressure by Trump for universities to actually open up and teach in person. Opening up would be good for the economy and would prove that the Wuhan virus is not nearly as deadly as the media would have you believe.
Universities all hate Trump because he is a threat to the elitist credentialism that keeps them in business. He has already discarded the requirement for a college degree to be eligible for many government jobs. They want to remain closed to exaggerate the threat of Wuhan virus, and perhaps a lot of elderly professors actually are afraid of it.
Is there more to this that I am not getting?