Never has a story been more appropriate for this thread. This is f*cked up because you know for a fact that even without knowing all the information here that a majority of the students are being penalize based on a few other students. Hearing this story instantly brought me back to the same situation I had experienced in College. It was Political Science. I loved the subject matter and studied my ass off and knew I was going to nail the test. WRONG!!!! To my horror, there were questions on the test that I literally thought we were being pranked by our teacher. The one question I always immediately remember was the one where it ask "What type of cereal did Nixon eat when visiting China on his historic trip?" What the fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck?!

How is this even relevant to Political Science? Nowhere was this even mentioned in the required book for the class or was it ever discussed in class. Most of the test was littered with this types of questions. Only a handful were legit. The next day back in class, I dreaded getting the news of what I got on the test. I got a 65 out of a 100 and that was actually the highest test score of anyone else in the class and I for one was NOT HAPPY!!!! We all immediately began arguing with the Teacher about the merit of the test itself and he wouldn't acknowledge or address any of it. After class every student stayed behind as he left and we made it a point to all agree to take this "case" to the Dean of the School.The Dean more or less told us to f*ck off (without actually saying the words) and to "study harder". Even with the amount of evidence in front of him, he still wouldn't do anything about the Teacher or the Test.

The really f*cked up thing about it is that about 90% of the class dropped out by the end of the week, myself included. It was a no-win situation. The class was "rigged" from the start and no amount of studying would ever level the playing field when we would be getting questions on the test that were never in any books or discussed in class. I stayed till the end of the week because I wanted to see what kind of questions would be on the quiz and sure enough, more questions of the 'Cereal' variety. I knew it was time to go.