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I am currently taking a very intense summer class, in an incredibly difficult science subject. There is an Asian exchange student that sits beside me during both the class and lab lectures. 

He was already caught cheating on one of the class exams (he went to the bathroom and was Googling the answers). This past week he had his phone underneath the exam paper and was sliding the paper to the side and looking up answers. During the mid-term for the laboratory lecture he had his phone under the desk and was Googling the answers. Normally I just turn a blind (albeit disapproving) eye to it, but especially after he was already caught doing it, for some reason this is irritating me a lot. This summer class is a 2-semester class condensed down into 12 weeks, which is enough work for any class, let alone one where the normal pass rate is only 60%. I spend 30+ hours a week on work for this class alone. The fact that he might get good grades in a class where the average is a C- makes me distinctly unhappy, because he doesn't deserve it at all. And I know, "once he gets into the work world he will suffer as he didn't learn anything, etc etc" .. doesn't make me dislike it any less now. Students have to repeat an entire year for this class, and he is cheating his way through it. 

Should I tell the instructors? I don't want them to think that I am trying to get brownie points for ratting him out, either. I just don't think it's fair that it's happening. I guess it's probably not my place to say. I'm just not sure what to do.
<bot>: Fellow student is blatantly cheating on exams for an extremely difficult and condensed summer science class. He was already caught cheating but continues to do so. Do I rat him out? Is there any way to do it anonymously?