Dispensary Corner 15 Nov 11
November 15, 2011
EXAM cheats exposed.
In a bid to crack down on exam cheaters one school in Wuhan, China, has come up with a simple solution: make pupils take exams in the open air. According to reports, prior to the open air class rooms, the school was plagued by organised rings of cheats, but since placing the teens at desks on its massive playground cheating has all but been extinguished. Now pupils sit at least six feet apart on all sides from each other, whilst a troop of teachers patrol the playground looking for signs of foul play (pictured below). A group of teachers also position themselves on the “high ground” of the playground enabling them a view of the whole exam class, where they can look for sneaky signals and signs.
STRIKING can harm your health.
A disgruntled builder chose to strike singlehandedly by having a nap on top of a roof frame seven storeys high. The two hour sleep was in protest over unpaid wages, with the worker telling his bosses he would not come down off his perch until he and his co workers had been paid their rightful wages which had stopped in July. His bosses turned up with around $15,000 in cash to try and lure him off the roof. The man however refused, and was only ousted from his possie when firefighters managed to scale up the roof and take him off.
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