They've also been allowed (Tressel and Smith) to look through many of the contacts and decide which ones they think are "private". The article noted this was "abnormal", though not necessarily insidious.
There's another link to the side of that article where some beat writers comment that the other 9 students implicated by the SI article probably won't be in too much hot water. At least according to those writers.
There's another link to the side of that article where some beat writers comment that the other 9 students implicated by the SI article probably won't be in too much hot water. At least according to those writers.
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