Lipson delves into academic dishonesty
By Yuefan Weng, Chicago Maroon
October 28, 2004
"Hongtae Kim, a second-year economics concentrator, is the perfect candidate to read political science professor Charles Lipson's new book Doing Honest Work in College. 'I actually had an experience in cheating before, Kim said. But even though I was not caught, I felt horrible afterward and I now believe that we are mature enough to be responsible for our own work.' In an interview, Lipson said the Internet has created a resource arena with no clear ownership rights, resulting in a virtual free-for-all forum for students to garner fraudulent information and papers."
By Yuefan Weng, Chicago Maroon
October 28, 2004
"Hongtae Kim, a second-year economics concentrator, is the perfect candidate to read political science professor Charles Lipson's new book Doing Honest Work in College. 'I actually had an experience in cheating before, Kim said. But even though I was not caught, I felt horrible afterward and I now believe that we are mature enough to be responsible for our own work.' In an interview, Lipson said the Internet has created a resource arena with no clear ownership rights, resulting in a virtual free-for-all forum for students to garner fraudulent information and papers."
posted by Susan | Monday, November 22, 2004
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