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In SERIOUS need of advice:
Oct. 11th, 2006 12:29 pmIf you are reading this, please respond with what you think I should do.
One of my students just gave me Rolling Stone tickets. They are for the Rolling Stones concert tonight. They are VIP seating (30th row). A check at Ticketmaster shows these seats going for hundreds of dollars.
This student is a police officer who probably had a way to get tickets free and he's just spreading them around. I think.
However, this student is also doing poorly in the class (failed the first test) and may be trying to bribe me.
Help! What should I do?
EDIT: I called the state ethics office and my provost's office and they said that while there were no rules against it, I shouldn't accept the tickets. So I emailed the student and told him that I couldn't accept them. He said fine, but that I should give them out to whomever so that they don't go to waste. So I gave them to one of my old professors who loves the Stones. What a shame I couldn't sell them on Craigslist. I'd have made rent for the next two months.
One of my students just gave me Rolling Stone tickets. They are for the Rolling Stones concert tonight. They are VIP seating (30th row). A check at Ticketmaster shows these seats going for hundreds of dollars.
This student is a police officer who probably had a way to get tickets free and he's just spreading them around. I think.
However, this student is also doing poorly in the class (failed the first test) and may be trying to bribe me.
Help! What should I do?
EDIT: I called the state ethics office and my provost's office and they said that while there were no rules against it, I shouldn't accept the tickets. So I emailed the student and told him that I couldn't accept them. He said fine, but that I should give them out to whomever so that they don't go to waste. So I gave them to one of my old professors who loves the Stones. What a shame I couldn't sell them on Craigslist. I'd have made rent for the next two months.
