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A student who is charged with plagiarism in the Virginia Tech Honor System has the right . . .
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Acknowledging the source of others' work in your writing . . .
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The URL for the Honor System is . . .
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In the third example on Page 3 of the Plagiarism Module, "Examples and Revisions," the student paraphrased another writer's work, putting it into
her own words without acknowledging the source. Did she plagiarize?
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The Virginia Tech Honor Pledge . . .
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Plagiarism is . . .
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The chief justice of the Virginia Tech Honor System is
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When a student is on Honor System Probation, all second convictions for
Honor Code violations are Class VI offenses, and a student so convicted receives
the following sanction:
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The Virginia Tech student quoted on Page 1 of the Plagiarism Module writes that . . .
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Acknowledging the words and ideas of other writers in your writing . . .
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The Judicial Panel that hears a plagiarism case is made up of . . .
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Plagiarism is . . .
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In the second of "Two Bad Examples" on Page 2 of the Plagiarism Module, a student's paper on the "rave" phenomenon was found to have a number
of sentences, passages, and paragraphs copied from a variety of websites without
any acknowledgement. The student claimed that he just didn't have time "to
go back and put in the citations." Was this excuse accepted?
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The Virginia Tech Professor quoted on Page 1 of the Plagiarism Module writes that the students who plagiarized harmed other students in what way(s)?
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A first plagiarism offense at Virginia Tech is considered a Class II Offense, and a student so convicted receives the following sanction:
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In the first of "Two Bad Examples" on Page 2 of the Plagiarism Module, a student copied 11 of 12 paragraphs from a webpage and submitted it as his
own work. Was it plagiarism?
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A student who has doubts about whether or how the honor pledge applies to an assignment . . .
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The Faculty Handbook section on the Honor System defines
plagiarism as the following:
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According to the Statistics page in the Honor System website, has
the number of cases increased or decreased since 1999?
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The Virginia Tech Honor Code . . .