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writes:I'm stuck and i just dont know what to do... i have two options and both seem to be the right thing to do...Basically i had my final uni exams last week, well in the last exam (which was the hardest) on friday some girls from my class decided to wear headscarfs, now im pretty certain they had headphones on underneath otherwise why would these girls who are not muslims, decide to try on the headscarf one fine day, and they repeatedly kept on going to the toilet which made them look even more suspicious..I was suprised coz indvidulators usually feel through the headscarf to check for headphones but this year they didnt bother.Well the problem is i dont know whether to 'tell' on these girls or not, as it seems unfair that they will probably endup getting a degree clasification they dont deserve because they cheated, its not fair on the rest of us who put in the effort.On the other hand i dont really know what would be the consequences of me telling on them, as i dont want to be the reason why they are not going to graduate with the rest of us.Them cheating in such an important exam was not morally right, but is me 'telling' on them morally right?
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reader, raiders  +, writes (4 June 2010):
 I really don't understand why you want to report some thing that you are not sure of. If you wanted this fix and settle you should had told an instructor that minute I think its too late and you have no proof.
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reader, Kama  +, writes (4 June 2010):
 Tell. Proving it is not the only reason to tell. People go through school like this; you need to tell the teacher so they can tell their colleagues, and watch these folks closer.
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