Another Platonic dialogue. For this topic, your model is the Plato chapter in GTE. The situation is that you are a premedical student. It is the night before a crucial biochemistry examination on which it is essential to do well to get into medical school. You have been off studying at the library. When you get back to your apartment, your two roommates, premeds like yourself, are drinking beer, eating pizza, and watching TV. They tell you they have devised a perfect plan for cheating on the exam. The plan really is foolproof; theres no chance of getting caught. Nevertheless, you refuse to go along. They try to convince you to do so by using the ideas of the Sophists, while you try to dissuade them from cheating by using the arguments and also the methods of Socrates. A few files are attached as class notes.