What is Plagiarism?
From Rutgers University (NJ), this is an informative yet humorous introduction to plagiarism including tips to improve your writing in an effort to avoid plagiarism.
Avoiding Plagiarism: What Do I Need to Cite?
Acknowledging Sources
U. Of Texas, Arlington
Plagiarism: Avoid the Consequences
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