the future of plagiarism

[Justin Schwartz]

>
>But, I would expect that convincing an academic to take an alternate view 
>of plagiarism is very hard. So much of academic work is based on staking 
>out a piece of intellectual property and talking it up--to raise its value. 
>Of course, now that colleges are not bothering to hire anything more than 
>temps, this might change.
>
>Joanna

So, J, you think that I should not have been bothered by the freshman who 
presented me, when I was teaching, with John Rawls' Two Concepts of Rules, 
offered as his own term paper? (I flunked him for class.) jks

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