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A student misses one lecture. He asks that his absence be excused because he had to go to the Purdue University Student Health Center (PUSH) for health reasons. He shows you a piece of paper stating he did indeed visit PUSH 45 minutes prior to class, but the paper contains no detail about the nature of the visit.
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A female student misses class because of excruciating menstrual pain that is not relieved by medicine. She wants to be excused.  
 
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==Case 6: Female Issue==
 
 
A female student misses class because of excruciating menstrual pain that is not relieved by medicine. She wants to be excused.
 
*[[class_absence_discusion_female_ECE400S12|Discuss]] the [[class_absence_discusion_female_ECE400S12|"Female Issue" case]] on [[class_absence_discusion_female_ECE400S12|this page]].
 
 
 
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Case 6: Female Issue

Class Absence Excuse Discussion, ECE400, Spring 2012


A female student misses class because of excruciating menstrual pain that is not relieved by medicine. She wants to be excused.


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