Plagiarism
Q: Why do we need to cite sources?
A: The simple answer is to avoid plagiarizing.
Q: What constitutes plagiarism?
A: Read these pages and also refer to the C. W. Post Campus Academic Conduct Policy.
Cite your sources!
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Plagiarism
Q: Why do we need to cite sources?
A: The simple answer is to avoid plagiarizing.
Q: What constitutes plagiarism?
A: Read these pages and also refer to the C. W. Post Campus Academic Conduct Policy.
