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[QUOTE="OttoMets, post: 210150, member: 716"] The false dilemma was in response to the idea that guys are choosing between going to class and solidifying their draft status (and financial future). A lot of young guys probably do look at it that way (or, as you note, probably don't look at the academic end at all). Sadly, you're right - they don't have to go to class. Though I'd like to think that these young guys can take something away from the veterans' example - pride in the program and a sense of responsibility for its future are things that Scoop and Kris carry around. Of course there are going to be schools that play fast and loose with any ethical norms. (I know SU's been doing it for decades.) But despite the fact that ethical conduct may be in short supply, it doesn't mean it should be disregarded altogether. Far from it; because ethical behavior is lacking, we should continue to be reminded of its importance. [/QUOTE]
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