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: A Girl Walks Into a Bar (Exam)

The "What I Did" Stories

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Suggestions to us first-years from co-workers at the firm happy hour last night:

1. One person wanted to be at work and go out with her friends afterward if she passed, but didn't want to be in the office if she failed. So she pretended to leave, came back, and hid under her desk, and checked from there.

2. Another person went to the gym and had her boyfriend check while she was gone. When she came back there was to be a big sign on the door if she passed, but not if she failed, so she would know right away without having to sit there hitting 'refresh'.

Also, when I voiced my fear about only one person grading each essay for $2.75, and the idea that some guy could just take the money, not read any of them, and give each one a 60 out of spite, someone told me that you have a chance to request that your exam be re-graded by a new set of people if you fail. I don't really think this is true, but I'm going to pretend it is.


Full post as published by A Girl Walks Into a Bar (Exam) on November 12, 2005 (boomark / email).

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