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A Web Service That Facilitates the Sale of Class Notes Raises Ethical Questions

Hank Stephenson

By Hank Stephenson

Tucson Weekly | May 7, 2009

While passing notes in class is generally frowned upon, selling them online is not against the University of Arizona's rules. However, some are raising ethical questions about the practice.

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Tags: Notehall.com, Education, ethics, University of Arizona

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