The Pitfalls of Plagiarism
...walking out with just warnings is not worth the danger. An audacious adult allowed to assist under the auspices of aid is not actually authorial, and an A on the assignment is admittedly amoral. A bright B would be best, but barely believable; “boys will be boys” is no buffer to this blight, and thus a B is inconceivable. Many kids think a C is cause for concern, but if they're caught cheating, we we'll have quickly caught on. Then a C would be congenial, a quick fix for this time. That would be careless, condoning the crime. Commencing to cry is no care of ours; if one claims not to have copied, we can see through the cries. A D is departmentally dreadful, detested by the diligent, and detrimental to the dossier. Doctors don't get them; Ds are duds, don’t you say? Which finally finds us at the finish of our fable, what is fair is fair, and professors find favored. The finding of fragments, first lines, and faults, and the full facsimiles of files in the same font... I gather you've ...