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Message: [QUOTE="RowdyOrange, post: 1728740, member: 5766"] The problem with that argument, and what UNC will argue (in court, if it has to), is that the classes were real, they required work, and they were available to everybody-athletes and non-athletes alike. Of course, the person grading the papers was a glorified secretary and should never have been in that position, but as a student, once you turn in your essay, you don't know (or care) who is grading it, particularly if you get a high grade. [/QUOTE]