Plagiarism satire
From a satire on plagiarism:
Several probes into local universities have found that plagiarism is rife, especially among international students, who are often permitted to enrol in expensive, full-fee degree courses with inadequate written and spoken English scores. A Parliamentary inquiry is not yet underway, but it's expected that the government will plagiarise a committee proposal to announce to the public in coming weeks.
"Plagiarism is utterly unacceptable," said one MP. "As soon as we've replaced the word Canada with the word Australia in the proposal, it'll be released to the public.”
link to Report Into University Plagiarism Copied From Wikipedia:
http://www.sbs.com.au/comedy/article/2015/05/28/report-university-plagiarism-copied-wikipedia
See IPBiz post
Plagiarism and the H1B visa issue
http://ipbiz.blogspot.com/2015/04/plagiarism-and-h1b-visa-issue.html
including Plagiarism on rise at Australian universities as academics face pressure to pass international students
Several probes into local universities have found that plagiarism is rife, especially among international students, who are often permitted to enrol in expensive, full-fee degree courses with inadequate written and spoken English scores. A Parliamentary inquiry is not yet underway, but it's expected that the government will plagiarise a committee proposal to announce to the public in coming weeks.
"Plagiarism is utterly unacceptable," said one MP. "As soon as we've replaced the word Canada with the word Australia in the proposal, it'll be released to the public.”
link to Report Into University Plagiarism Copied From Wikipedia:
http://www.sbs.com.au/comedy/article/2015/05/28/report-university-plagiarism-copied-wikipedia
See IPBiz post
Plagiarism and the H1B visa issue
http://ipbiz.blogspot.com/2015/04/plagiarism-and-h1b-visa-issue.html
including Plagiarism on rise at Australian universities as academics face pressure to pass international students
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