Word: unfairly
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...copy a thesis but not problem set solutions? If it is because a thesis is larger, then should we allow students to copy answers to small problem sets, but not larger ones? Such a solution would have to be rejected on the grounds that it would be very unfair to students in classes with long assignments such as papers or essays. Or, if it is because theses show more original work, are we not unfairly penalizing students whose roommates' problem set solutions may be equally original? Clearly, such a policy, and the policy of preventing students from copying other students...
Weld, who shares a name with Massachusetts Governor William F. Weld `66, says he refuses to use his name for an unfair advantage, but does admit to having...
...dark. "I think it's sort of a Harvard tradition," speculates natural history professor A.W. Crompton in his jam-and-crumpets British accent. "I don't know why it's there. It tends to separate the A's from the B's. Perhaps that tends to be a bit unfair." Power is equally confused. "I think the numbers are really bizarre." But she retains faith in the University's wisdom. "I presume there's a reason," she adds...
...addition to the loss of able workers, theremoval of the delegate with the fewest votes--whomay not be the least hardworking--seems "arbitraryand unfair," Sayeed says...
...community, including the 1991 minipogrom in Crown Heights, has led to an invitation from Jews to the offending blacks to meet and repair relations. (The demand by some Jewish leaders that Jesse Jackson and others must once and for all repudiate Farrakhan, so unperceptively seen by some as an unfair application of a special standard to the black community, is in fact no more than an expression of the longing to be able to continue supporting them without shame...