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    As the title suggests‚ this is a letter written by a man named James to his nephew‚ also called James‚ about life as a black person many years after emancipation. Since this letter came out one hundred years after emancipation‚ we assume that the year is 1963. During the 50s and 60s‚ the black community in the United States was still not granted the same rights as the whites and thus continued to experience discrimination and segregation. Although the fight to freedom started in the nineteenth century

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    that write essays for students. But what kind of essays? These essays are very expensive‚ full of grammar mistakes and most of them are not delivered on time. However‚ Howard and Davies(2009) show that teachers in universities are trying to avoid plagiarism by punishing and accusing the students who do so. They neglect the fact that students need to know the simple techniques of quoting‚ summarizing and paraphrasing and also to be oriented about the techniques for online searching with the presence

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    Plagiarism is one of the largest epidemics we have to thank the internet for. Plagiarism is known as literary theft and is when somebody knowingly takes somebody else’s ideas or words as if they were their own and not providing due credit. With the fast paced life style of students today‚ plagiarism is as easy as copy‚ paste and done. Many students have a catch me if you can mentality and since the penalties are sometimes not that severe if caught‚ students are willing to take the risk. With

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    specific definition of plagiarism. Along with the definition with plagiarism‚ there is also a discussion of why students plagiarize. Plagiarism have become a major problem in academic institutions due to the clever ways that students misuse scholarly information for their own benefit of learning and understanding the information presented in the courses that they are enrolled in. This examination of plagiarism will also review the topics of intentional versus unintentional plagiarism‚ how to properly cite

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    Plagiarism Tamela Cardwell Walden University Abstract Plagiarism is considered stealing another person’s writing and making it one’s own. In the following‚ a student has plagiarized an original source from another author. Two sentences will be depicted from this passage and cited accurately using APA standard format. Recognizing and avoiding plagiarism is possible in own writing and will be discussed. The goal of writing is to use own words explaining one’s thoughts and ideas regarding prior

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    Mr. Adams I do appreciate your response ‚ As I said in our earlier conversation I do feel that this situation of harassment and violence has been allowed to continue far to long also I feel anything other than removing Bailey from your school will be a waste of time. We all know she can not be escorted by security for the rest of the year nor do I think she wants that .I cannot watch as Bailey’s self esteem ‚confidence ‚and mental well being is over looked and used as a bargaining tool. . Disciplinary

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    Wade Dietz 14185024 24 April 2015 Chris Sutton A Letter to a Roommate Peter‚ I write to you because of the conversation we had earlier about my Russian class. You said earlier that you noticed some of my homework sitting out and were interested in learning more. Well‚ after some thought‚ I wanted to share with you my thoughts on the class. You might think of a history class as pouring over lengthy texts‚ speculations made by historians‚ and memorizing dates. In truth‚ those can be useful tools

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    wanted to stone her‚ but Jesus answered their request by saying‚ “All right‚ but let the one who has never sinned throw the first stone!” If our community followed this standard‚ we would be much more forgiving. Hester should only have to wear the letter for five years. This would allow her to face her punishment‚ but also have the chance to overcome

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    least ten (10) external sources [through paraphrasing‚ summarizing or quoting] into your work .Prepare a referenced list of the sources acknowledged in your essay. Your essay should be between 400 to 600 words. 2a.What is plagiarism? b. State at least five causes of plagiarism and suggest ways of solving them 4. With practical examples‚ differentiate between the documentation styles of the American Psychological Association (APA) and Modern Language Association (MLA). 5. Write a referenced list

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    AVOIDING PLAGIARISM 1. Which of the following would be considered as plagiarism? a. Not providing a reference when you have used somebody’s idea. b. Copying a few sentences from an article on the Internet without giving a reference. c. Not giving a reference when you use commonly accepted ideas‚ e.g. AIDS is a growing problem. d. Giving the reference but not using quotation marks when you take a sentence from another writer’s article. e. Taking a paragraph from a classmate’s essay without

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