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wonderd
Joined: 06 Jun 2005
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Location: Shanghai, China
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Well, it's all been said and done. I say the same thing. Fail them.
The main reason I'm posting is to let you know that I am going to be copying Rick's statement about China and using it as my own. Since there is no copying in China 
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clarrie
Joined: 05 Apr 2005
Posts: 75
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Hmmmmm, what is 'cheating'/plagiarism? A Chinese friend of mine who studied law in Dalian and is now in Beijing working and studying to be certified to practise law told me that the best professor in charge of class she now has told them that to 'take' from one source was wrong and copying, but to take from many different places, especially from the internet is not 'cheating'.
So there you have it from a professor who's famous in the world, I'm sure! |
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