Plagiarism
Washburn University defines plagiarism as, "...which shall mean the appropriation of another person's work, with or without that person's consent, and the unacknowledged incorporation of that work into one's own work offered for credit." Washburn Faculty Handbook, 10th Edition
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Common Knowledge
Common knowledge means facts which people know without having to look them up, such as the capital of Kansas is Topeka. You do not have to cite a source of information that is common knowledge.
Books/DVDs
Student cheating and plagiarism in the Internet era : a wake-up call
Call Number: WU Mabee Stacks - LB3609 .L28 2000
ISBN: 156308841X
DVD - Writing a great research paper 4: Plagiarism & other pitfalls
Call Number: WU Mabee Class Reserve - IS 170 ALL SECTIONS
ISBN: 9781573851947
Doing honest work in college : how to prepare citations, avoid plagiarism, and achieve real academic success
Call Number: WU Law Main Stacks - PN171.F56 L56 2004
ISBN: 0226484734
Perspectives on plagiarism and intellectual property in a postmodern world
Call Number: WU Law Main Stacks - PN167 .P47 1999
ISBN: 079144080X

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