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                            >A professor of a Freshman Psychology course had a class of 400 students. His final exam was scheduled very early for 8am-10am.

>

>The professor told his students that his final was not a

>cumulative final and just covered the information since the last

>midterm, so in essence, the final was just like a midterm and

>would only require 1 hour of the 2 hour allotted time. The

>professor told the students to bring a large Blue Book (fyi: a

>Blue Book is a standard testing tool used throughout many

>universities. It's basically a thin 10 blank pages of college

>ruled notebook paper with a blue cover.) The professor was adamant that the students were only going to have 1 hour and not one minute more to complete the essay style exam.

>

>The students requested the exam to begin at 9am instead of 8am since they only had an hour. The professor denied the request because the professor preferred to use the second hour to begin grading the exams. The students moaned at the idea of waking up early.

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>On the morning of the exam, the test began at 8:10. At 8:35, a

>student walked in and picked up the test questions from the

>professor. The professor told the student he wouldn't have

>enough time to complete the test. The student replied "Yes I

>will."

>

>At 9:10, the professor stopped the test and all the students

>turned in their blue books as they exited the room. The late

>student continued to write. The professor began grading some the exams.

>

>At 9:35, the student walked up to the desk to hand in his exam,

>and the professor told him it was unacceptable. The student in a surprised manner asked the professor, "Do you know who I am?"

>The professor replied, "No, and I don't care."

>

>The student said, "Good," and he stuffed his exam in the middle

>of the stack of 300 blue books. "Have a nice Summer" said the

>student as he left the room.