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Secretaries Rage At Firm’s ‘Nazi’-Style Fingerprint Regime

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Secretaries at the Canadian affiliate of UK giant DAC Beachcroft are fuming after the law firm brought in a draconian security regime that requires them to have their finger prints taken – then clock in and out of the office with a finger swipe.

McCague Borlack's lawyers are exempt from the scheme, which has been likened by a blog apparently set up by the secretaries to Hitler's "IBM punch-card technology".

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Law Lecturer In Sex (And Other Stuff)-For-Grades Scandal

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In the good old days, sleeping with a lecturer was sufficient to get your grades bumped up to a first or distinction.

But in these tough economic times, it seems that mere sex is no longer enough.

According to court documents, National University of Singapore law student Ko Wen Hui, 23, not only had to have sex with her lecturer, Tey Tsun Hang (the pair are pictured left), in order to improve her grades, but gift the 41-year old:

a Mont Blanc pen,

an iPod,

two tailor-made shirts, and

S$1,278.60 (£651).

Below is some video coverage on the case from the Straits Times:

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