Would your dog go out of his/her way to help you if you really needed it? We'd all like to think so. This experiment involved 34 dogs of different breeds and how they reacted to seeing their humans in distress. The good news is that most of them wanted to help, or at least be with, their owners. One might suspect that some were just too dumb to know what to do. Others may be smart enough to realize it was a setup. At least that's what we'd like to think. After all, they are all good dogs. Read more about the experiment at the New York Times. -via Laughing Squid
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i'm not gonna lie, it smells like pure gasoline...
cheating-> works every time 60% of the time
"hilarious" - bazik, 04/01/2008
There that is better.
Poor students copy.
Good students do it themselves.
Better students steal.
Great students don't get caught.
and
Grad students don't do anything.
How is replicating another school's law / rule / code plagiarism? That falls in the realm of fair use. Lots of governing organizations "steal" ideas from others policies, by-laws, and regulation. There is no need to cite.
Every student in every college/university has the rules about plagiarism hammered into their noggins from Day 1.