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"Students must use research conventions to cite and clearly mark other
people's ideas and words within a paper. Plagiarism is an act of intellectual
dishonesty. It is academically unethical and unacceptable to do any of the
following acts:
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To submit an essay written in whole or in parts by another student.
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To download an essay from the internet, then quote or paraphrase from it, in
whole or in part, without acknowledging the original source and placing
quotations around the quoted text.
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To restate a clever phrase verbatim from another writer without acknowledging
the source.
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To paraphrase part of another writer's work without acknowledging the source.
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To reproduce the substance of another writer's argument without acknowledging
the source.
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To take work originally done for one instructor's assignment and re-submit it
to another teacher.
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To cheat on tests or quizzes through the use of crib sheets, hidden notes,
viewing another student's paper, revealing the answers on their own papers to
another student, through verbal or textual communication, sign language, or
other means of storing and communicating information, including electronic
devices, recording devices, cellular telephones, headsets, and portable
computers.
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To copy another student's homework or work done by a tutor and submit the work.
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Any of the previous acts of academic dishonesty can include a failing grade
for the assignment or quiz, failure in the class as a whole and even expulsion
from the school. Students will not plagiarize or cheat."