BREAKING NEWS – Luoyan, China – The National College Entrance Exam, more commonly called “the gaokao,” determines access to higher education and is taken annually by up to 10 million Chinese high school students across the country. The pressure caused by the exam is so enormous, that the fear of failure has pushed some exam-takers into using various methods of high tech cheating. In an effort to combat this type of dishonesty, authorities are now using quadcopters. Any student caught cheating is severely penalized, including immediate expulsion, and are prohibited from using on any resumé seeking employment, their performance record from the age of 6 to 13 when they worked in local sweat shops.