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Plagiarism |
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Main Entry: pla·gia·rism |
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As Discussed in the "New
Students
must do their own work , and their own alone, on all assignments,
exercises, and examinations, oral or writte Students must avoid plagiarism, misrepresentation, misappropriation of the work of others, or any other form of academic dishonesty, whether intentional or the result of reckless disregard for academic integrity. Such academic dishonesty may be grounds for disciplinary action by the instructor and the administration up to and including dismissal from the College.” |
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As It Is |
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| As they prepared Southern Slavery As It Was for publication, Douglas Wilson and his co-author, Steven Wilkins, plagiarized extensively from Fogel and Engerman's "Time On the Cross," a book that was highly criticized by historians of the South. | ||
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| The column on the left reflects verbatim portions of Southern Slavery As It Was. | The column on the right reflects verbatim portions of Fogel and Engerman's Time On the Cross. | |
