Word: junior
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Captain Arthur Lincoln, a lawyer and West Point graduate who represented some of the cadets at one point during the proceedings, estimates that 90% to 95% of all cheating incidents are not reported. Cadet Timothy Ringgold, who is accused of tolerating cheating, claims that "roughly one-third of my junior class cheated, and the other two-thirds tolerated...
...this would be bad enough, but last week the situation worsened when members of the junior class said they were giving authorities the names of literally hundreds of their classmates who, they claimed, had violated the code. The avowed aim of this rush to judgment: to implicate so many cadets that West Point could not possibly dismiss all the guilty ones without virtually wiping out the entire junior class...
...panel" that will conduct the initial hearings in cases of alleged violations. The panel is made up of three field-grade officers (major and above) and two cadets who next year will be first classmen (seniors). Still not satisfied, Berry created four separate subcommittees to investigate cheating in the junior class, where the scandal is centered. Finally, he ordered the entire junior class to stay on at the Point after graduation to be available to testify if necessary...
...strength of this work, Jones decided to teach a junior tutorial on the sports personality. Reaction to the tutorial was so favorable that Psych. and Soc. Rel. 1860 was established to help meet student demand for instruction in the subject. Still, Jones likes to limit the class to 50 students, in order "to give more personal, one-to-one contact. I can't do that with 200 people," he says. Indeed, that's how many showed up for the first class two years ago, but over two-thirds were discouraged by the course's stringent academic requirements...
...excluded altogether or fails to find its way into any of the policy committee's conclusions. Thus, while the first review committee agreed that Hartman had "legitimate" procedural and substantive grievances, the Academic Policy Committee concluded that Hartman's department has "sufficient legitimate grounds" for not reviewing the junior faculty member's appointment, and the committee recommended that the GSD take "no remedial action toward Dr. Hartman...