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Fоr Rutgers, it wаs fооtbаll. For Syrаcuse University, it was basketball. And, for the University of North Carolina, it was the entire athletic department. These and countless colleges across the United States have been accused of artificially inflating the grades of student athletes (via direct confrontation, bribery, coercion, and double standards) so that the athletes can maintain the minimum grades required to secure the eligibility to play. The NCAA continues to face criticism in its handling of academic fraud, with inconsistency and avoidance as primary criticisms. In this context, imagine you are a lawyer. You are asked to represent D’angelo v. Rutgers University, which has become a class action suit comprised of a group of students (from colleges across the nation) who allege that their universities gave student athletes better grades in order to keep them eligible. Initially you think that artificially inflating the grades of athletes in order to allow them to play sports may be unethical, and it certainly qualifies as academic fraud, but it doesn’t seem like discrimination. However, students in the class action suit argue that discrimination is evidenced in two ways. First, at some Universities, grades are competitive. In turn, artificially inflating the score of a student who did not “earn” the grade means that another student, who may have qualified for the same grade, is demoted to a lower grade. Second, if grades (and overall GPA) are used to determine a student’s acceptance or rejection to/from a university program, graduate program, or job opportunity, it is possible that students who have unfairly received lower scores will not get the opportunities they would have otherwise earned. Based on the aforementioned explanation, you resolve:
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