UCSB Student Engineers Grade Hack
An anonymous reader writes "The UCSB Daily Nexus reports "A UCSB student is being charged with four felonies after she allegedly stole the identity of two professors and used the information to change her own and several other students' grades, police said." The article goes on to note that, though working a few tricks to get into the system, she was fairly unsophisticated, and in fact failed to conceal her IP address from authorities. With other computing snafus recently making headlines, are universities too careless with their data?"
Can it be an indictment on society? Do we have a society where we MUST be the best to be happy? Are we stacked up against each other?
What does an "A" mean? What does a "C" mean? And how fucking desperate does a person have to be to cheat, to risk expulsion? God, what are we doing people?
People learn differently, some visually, some auditory, some hands-on. Yet we have done little to maximize people to thier potential. We over work the lower classes. We have a system where life at the bottom to middle is miserable.
Rosco: "If brains were gunpowder, Enos couldn't blow his nose."
I'm dying over here, I believe this is the most graphic thing I've ever seen on Slashdot. lol