common rules and regulations that college student disobeyed in their school?
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Underage drinking in the dorms
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Make ur OWN Rules.\n& Follow them.
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in some of your low level college classes the classroom size is huge.  Teachers don't want to call out all the names so they pass around an attendance sheet.  You get a friend in that class and you guys alternate days of going to class the one who goes signs your name to the list in different ink and not right after their name all the time
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My high school issued a uniform policy my senior year. I \nwould get rid of it if I had the power.
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Most universities and colleges consider this practice to be "academic dishonesty."  This is because you are supposed to learn something different from each class, do X amount of work for each class (just as all other students are doing), and you are supposed to make an honest effort to fulfill the requirements from each class on its own terms.\n\nSome institutions allow students to hand in the same paper in order to fulfill the requirements of two classes, but usually this can ONLY be done with the specific consent of both professors, and the assignment is generally lengthened (or otherwise complicated) so that the student will still have to do the same amount of work as any other student taking both classes would have to complete.\n\nBottom Line:\nBefore you do such a thing, consult your student handbook, and speak with both of your professors.   If you tried to do this without making the proper arrangements, you could get charged with academic dishonesty, which often carries severe penalties, ranging from failing grades to expulsion.
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include and reference the specific sections and articles in the ucmj that spell out what it means to disobey a direct order and other articles that they could nail you with. \nhere's the sections and articles for disobeying and disrespect.\n\n889. 89. Disrespect toward superior commissioned officer\n890. 90. Assaulting or willfully disobeying superior commissioned officer.\n891. 91. Insubordinate conduct toward warrant officer, noncommissioned officer, or petty officer.\n892. 92. Failure to obey order or regulation.\n\n\nthen go into possible punishments of disobeying a direct order.\n\n856. 56. Maximum limits.\n857. 57. Effective date of sentences.\n858. 58. Execution of confinement.\n858a. 58a. Sentences: reduction in enlisted grade upon approval.\n\ngo into the article 15\n\n815. ART. 15. COMMANDING OFFICER'S NON-JUDICIAL PUNISHMENT
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Any that don't give correct guidance to their students
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Prison is most likely the thing that will happen to you.\n\nSince you posted this in a higher education subject, getting caught hacking to do something like steal test answers or change your grades on computer records will get you expelled and your college record will be tarnished (with a notation stating something like academic dishonesty), and no college will ever admit you.
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I second the two-at-most answer as a rule of thumb - and one that's true at most colleges of any sort. That said, do check with Your Particular Community College: some schools have their own way of going about things.
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talk all the time\ndon't listen to them\nsleep in class\ntell them they suck\nthrow things at them\nslash their tires\nput gum between the pages of their books\nhide all the chalk\nact sloppy and spill drinks in class all the time\ngive everyone a cookie but them\nhave a running 2-stroke engine in your backpack\ntell the teacher you are not interested in the topic\nput safety pins through your eyebrows\ndeclare their subject against your religion\nsay they raped you\nglue the lock/keyhole on the door \nthrow everyones backpacks out the window\nput wet paint on the bottom of your shoes\nask the same question over and over again\n\nare you really so nice you don't know how to agrivate people?
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Can be  cut off from friends, also will have lots of trouble in school as teachers assume all students have internet access.  Before I had a computer I kept getting detentions for not doing homework I couldn't do.  I tried to do some homework at the library and ended up with a huge bill and got barred!
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Here's one with listing of rules.\nGood Luck!
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Because college students are adults and can make their own decisions. If you think it shouldn't be allowed on campus, it shouldn't be allowed anywhere.
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It means getting kicked out of the room for breaking the rules.
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i had a friend in college freshman year who stopped showing up for class second semester because he was in bed with his girlfriend pretty much all the time.  he flunked out of school because of this.  strangely, though, she didn't.
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Plagurism is illegal and can get you suspended or kicked out of school. In college, if you get caught, it's automatic expulsion. \n\nIt is not worth it. And it is surprisingly easy to catch plagurism. For one, there are programs that search through google. And for another, your teacher will know if something is off.
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There are a couple of reasons.  Without rules there are no standards of conduct universally accepted by the student body at large, thus absence of rules leads to disruptive conduct by at least a minority that interferes with learning for all.  Some rules are to encourage safe behavior. Learning is a joint endeavor by both students and teachers. As with sports, rules attempt to insure that everyone on the team/in the class knows what the expectations and respective roles are and have an opportunity to participate.\n\nA by-product of school rules is that the student does learn how to cope in a cooperative society.  The experience instills a common thread connecting all that have the school experience, rules and all.  That commonality helps bind together disparate individuals into a society.