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by rayiner
4212 days ago
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If people were doing things outside the authorized rules with their chemistry sets, for example, you can bet administrators would be pissed about that too. I don't agree with the school's response, but I also don't buy kids hiding behind the "aptitude for computers" thing. In high school, I was programming in C++. Took a class in it. Got praised for it. You can display aptitude and interest in computers without indulging your adolescent urges to toe the line with the rules. |
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