The Importance Of Honor Code

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I am going to start this blog with a quote by Midori Goto "Honor isn't about making the right choices. It's about dealing with the consequences". And whit this I make myself a question, why do we need Honor Code?. One answer that comes to me is that because all nature does have, and help us to protect ourselves and brings benefits, because society judge individuals, and violating the Code as consequences will make us feel ashamed when society point us out, will close doors for opportunities, and will change the current course of our life, so; being adhered and governed by the Honor Code will bring me benefits because that is the way how is. It is easy to accomplish?, not is not, because we are humans and mistake can be done, and sometimes we

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