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Criminal Justice Students Take Top Honors At Statewide Competition
Five Marshall University Criminal Justice students who took part in the West Virginia Criminal Justice Educators Association's recent annual conference placed second in the statewide crime scene competition. The students included undergraduates Michelle Cunningham, Patrick Hernandez and William "Andy" Walker, and graduate students Lauren Copley and Pallavi Samariya. In addition, Marshall University Criminal Justice majors won two of the four awards for the student paper competition. Cople
Facing Up To Internet Cheats
THE JOURNAL (Newcastle, UK) BYLINE: By Graeme Whitfield, The Journal SECTION: EDUCATION SCHOOLS, Pg. 1 LENGTH: 1019 words After private schools called for GCSE coursework to be scrapped to deter internet cheats, education correspondent Graeme we look at how widespread plagiarism has become in the classroom. ********** From passing notes in class to copying the clever kid's homework, cheating in schools is nothing new. Teachers have been trying to stop children cheating for almo
How Much Plagiarism Is Plagiarism?
Clearly, one direct quote of 10 words that the student accidently fails to put in quotation marks will not lead to a claim of plagiarism. But we are reluctant to put a percentage or definite figure down for what would constitute a claim. As an example, recently, a student submitted work with: o A 4,000 word appendix made up of copied material most of which she did not attribute to any source o A section of 1,000 words which was at least 50% 'paraphrased' from a report. The
Ona Criminal Justice Student Takes Top Honors At Statewide Competition
Copyright 2008 Independent News Auckland Ltd. All Rights Reserved Five Marshall University Criminal Justice students who took part in the West Virginia Criminal Justice Educators Association's recent annual conference placed second in the statewide crime scene competition. The students included undergraduates Michelle Cunningham, Patrick Hernandez and William "Andy" Walker, and graduate students Lauren Copley and Pallavi Samariya. In addition, Marshall University Criminal Justice majors wo