The Chronicle of Higher Education

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How the Web Destroys the Quality of Students' Research Papers

By David Rothenberg

Sometimes I look forward to the end-of-semester rush, when students' final papers come streaming into my office and mailbox. I could have hundreds of pages of original thought to read and evaluate. Once in a while, it is truly exciting, and brilliant words are typed across a page in response to a question...

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