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Hissyspit Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Feb-02-06 12:01 PM
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28. Yes, but they won't necessarily talk about it. They may get nervous and
back off. It is worth trying to get witnesses, but remember, the teacher is in control of their grades and they may fear retribution, so be prepared for that. I had a professor harassing me in class years ago and I asked other students to go meet with the dean to back me up, when it came time to do so, everyone backed out. As well, the students may get pressure from their parents to "not get involved." Just keep that in mind.
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