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    NUS law prof in CPIB probe over exchanging grades for sex

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    • C Offline
      concern2
      last edited by

      fightingmom:
      limlim:

      Joke

      [quote]A student comes to a young professor's office hours. She glances down the hall, closes his door, kneels pleadingly.

      \"I would do anything to pass this exam.\" She leans closer to him, flips back her hair, gazes meaningfully into his eyes. \"I mean...\" she whispers, \"...I would do...anything.\"

      He returns her gaze. \"Anything?\"

      \"Anything.\"

      His voice softens. \"Anything??\"

      \"Absolutely anything.\"

      His voice turns to a whisper. \"Would you...study?\"

      :rotflmao: good one, limlim ! :rotflmao:[/quote] :rotflmao: Yes, that's a good one!

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        concern2
        last edited by

        Way2GO:
        phtthp:

        is this law lecturer good looking ? That's why the girl don't mind.


        :faint:
        want gud grade still so fussy meh....
        Vast majority of male faculty in NUS law school will not get past Manhunt knockout round.
        Full professors also mostly lau kok kok,
        with possible exception of d Dean at a youngish 39/40 yo.
        One asso. prof not bad looking lah.



        šŸ˜† BTW, so how, her cert still 'par kay'?

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          concern2
          last edited by

          Way2GO:
          buds:

          [quote=\"Joule\"]well you know


          There are some people that would do anything for an A

          YEEEAAAAHHH

          Yaa... still depends on her performance oso.
          Whether the professor thought she Aced it.

          She passed her practicum with flying colours,
          n went back for repeat performances. :evil:[/quote] :slapshead: :slapshead:

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            phtthp
            last edited by

            concern2:
            Way2GO:

            She passed her practicum with flying colours, n went back for repeat performances. :evil:


            :slapshead: :slapshead:

            this girl's photo ought to be splashed across newspapers, forewarn all other girls in future study law not to practise similar trick.

            some people use $$$$$$$ buy fake law degree.
            this girl use her body buy NUS law degree - by exchanging sex for a string of straight As.

            people like her without integriy ought to be barred from entering the legal profession. Lawyers must speak up for Truth and Integrity. She doesn't fit in with her character.

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              limlim
              last edited by

              Way2GO:

              One asso. prof not bad looking lah.
              The \"o\" is figurative of \"hole\"? :evil:

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                limlim
                last edited by

                phtthp:


                this girl's photo ought to be splashed across newspapers, forewarn all other girls in future study law not to practise similar trick.

                some people use $$$$$$$ buy fake law degree.
                this girl use her body buy NUS law degree - by exchanging sex for a string of straight As.

                people like her without integriy ought to be barred from entering the legal profession. Lawyers must speak up for Truth and Integrity. She doesn't fit in with her character.
                Exactly.. can transact with prof now for A grade.. can transact with witness/prosecutors etc.. to win case?

                Where does Law & Justice stand then..?

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                  Ran1977
                  last edited by

                  agree phtthp

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                    cimman
                    last edited by

                    limlim:
                    phtthp:



                    this girl's photo ought to be splashed across newspapers, forewarn all other girls in future study law not to practise similar trick.

                    some people use $$$$$$$ buy fake law degree.
                    this girl use her body buy NUS law degree - by exchanging sex for a string of straight As.

                    people like her without integriy ought to be barred from entering the legal profession. Lawyers must speak up for Truth and Integrity. She doesn't fit in with her character.

                    Exactly.. can transact with prof now for A grade.. can transact with witness/prosecutors etc.. to win case?

                    Where does Law & Justice stand then..?

                    Law and Justice does not go hand in hand.
                    Just look at the top class lawyers defending crooks. As long as the client is willing to pay, lawyers will defend them. So much for Truth and Integrity.
                    This girl recognizes how the law profession works at an early age. The ends justifies the means. She choose to go to the Dark side.
                    There's no morality in the law profession, just cold hard money.

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                      kitty2
                      last edited by

                      cimman:
                      limlim:

                      [quote=\"phtthp\"]

                      this girl's photo ought to be splashed across newspapers, forewarn all other girls in future study law not to practise similar trick.

                      some people use $$$$$$$ buy fake law degree.
                      this girl use her body buy NUS law degree - by exchanging sex for a string of straight As.

                      people like her without integriy ought to be barred from entering the legal profession. Lawyers must speak up for Truth and Integrity. She doesn't fit in with her character.

                      Exactly.. can transact with prof now for A grade.. can transact with witness/prosecutors etc.. to win case?

                      Where does Law & Justice stand then..?

                      Law and Justice does not go hand in hand.
                      Just look at the top class lawyers defending crooks. As long as the client is willing to pay, lawyers will defend them. So much for Truth and Integrity.
                      This girl recognizes how the law profession works at an early age. The ends justifies the means. She choose to go to the Dark side.
                      There's no morality in the law profession, just cold hard money.[/quote]This's a real world :goodpost:

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                        HAPPYH
                        last edited by

                        Daddy 😧
                        http://www.tnp.sg/content/nus-law-professor-cpib-probe-over-exchanging-grades-sex

                        [quote]AN NUS law professor is under investigation by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) for allegedly being involved in a sex-for-grades deal with a female undergrad.
                        The New Paper understands the professor who teaches at the National University of Singapore Faculty of Law was arrested in April and is now out on bail.
                        In order to ace her paper, the student implicated in the probe allegedly struck a deal with her professor to have sex with him.
                        She is said to have had sex with him on multiple occasions....
                        :yikes: Breeding corruption in the young minds...[/quote]Most of the recent news sounds very scary

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