How Dumb Do They Think We Are?, by Johnathan Malesic

According to an article by Johnathan Malesic, "I think how stupid they are with us?" Students believe that professors can not judge whether their thesis was stolen or not. While some students think that they can copy the paper, I do not realize that the professor searches the author's online works and finds out how to find stolen articles. First, Malesic talked about how he was completely insulted when he discovered his first plagiarpic thesis, but he rarely knew it would happen again.

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