Originally posted by: Mwilding
he'd have to cash the check firstOriginally posted by: robphelan
i'd sue him for fraud..
The check he NEVER RECEIVED!
Originally posted by: Mwilding
he'd have to cash the check firstOriginally posted by: robphelan
i'd sue him for fraud..
Originally posted by: vtqanh
This is not funny at all. The girl was obviously wrong and stupid. But guy who posted the blog (who is also the author of the essay) is just a heartless and cruel jerk
Originally posted by: maziwanka
Originally posted by: Mwilding
Great post taken from the blog:Plagiarism is next to Murder and Treason in that they are high crimes. It sounds dramatic, but the very definition of a crime is the breaking of a rule of some group, and a high crime is a crime considered so heinous it can lead to expulsion from that group. Murder is a high crime in society, Treason of nationality, and Plagiarism of academy.
One might say that surely plagiarism is worse than murder or treason, but it's not true, because all crimes are relevant only to the groups whose rules they break. Committing treason might make you unpopular to your countrymen, but one country's traitors are another country's heroes. Murder will get you locked up pretty quickly, but they won't revoke your nationality for it.
Similarly, you can commit murder and treason in one fell swoop, but you'll maintain your degrees. Unless, of course, you're a plagiarist. Plagiarism is worse than murder to an academic, and the punishment administered for committing it?expulsion?is in line with other groups' high crimes.
That raises the question of whether you should entrap someone who tries to get you to help them cheat, and the answer is simple. If I asked you to help me kill someone, or to help me betray my country, you know two things. First, you know if you don't help me, I will probably get someone else to help me. Second, unless you are a murderer or a traitor as well, you know I have to be stopped.
Or maybe I'm just draconian.
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whoa. that was awesome.
Originally posted by: Hardcore
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Originally posted by: Hardcore
LOL why wasn't i surprise that she was Indian? I don't know if it's like this in the US, but in Canada, the cheating amongst the Indians is RAMPANT. Anyways, i don't think the punishment is severe... she probably would have been kicked out of the school anyways if caught.
she's not indian? her last name isn't krishna, the blogger just made it up to protect her
Well, i confess to not reading the actual blog... but i put alias, plus doing a hindu paper, finding a hindu person to write the paper, together. But if not, then maybe just being touched by anything hindu causes a person to cheat then /shrug
Originally posted by: athithi
Originally posted by: Hardcore
Originally posted by: mAdD INDIAN
Originally posted by: Hardcore
LOL why wasn't i surprise that she was Indian? I don't know if it's like this in the US, but in Canada, the cheating amongst the Indians is RAMPANT. Anyways, i don't think the punishment is severe... she probably would have been kicked out of the school anyways if caught.
she's not indian? her last name isn't krishna, the blogger just made it up to protect her
Well, i confess to not reading the actual blog... but i put alias, plus doing a hindu paper, finding a hindu person to write the paper, together. But if not, then maybe just being touched by anything hindu causes a person to cheat then /shrug
Tell me the truth, you're just feeling left out because you haven't been "touched" by a Hindu yet, right?
Originally posted by: Hardcore
LOL why wasn't i surprise that she was Indian? I don't know if it's like this in the US, but in Canada, the cheating amongst the Indians is RAMPANT. Anyways, i don't think the punishment is severe... she probably would have been kicked out of the school anyways if caught.
There's some great comedy sprinkled throughout that blog.I called both Laura and the Dean. But not really for any reason; just cause I was lonely.