Unpad suspends officials for plagiarism | The Jakarta Post

Unpad suspends officials for plagiarism | The Jakarta Post: Padjadjaran University (Unpad) suspended two of its officials from their daily duties at the faculty of law for alleged plagiarism. The lecturers, who hold doctoral degrees were identified as LA and IM, are believed to have committed plagiarism when writing Cybernotary (dalam aktivitas notaris in Indonesi) (Cybernotary [in the activities of notaries in Indonesia]), which was published by Books Terrace and Library.

Ashwood University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Ashwood University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Ashwood University is an institution which claims to award academic degrees based on "life experience". Ashwood University is not accredited by any recognised accreditation body. As such, its degrees may not be acceptable to employers or other institutions, and use of degree titles may be restricted or illegal in some jurisdictions. The Toronto Star reports that Ashwood University operates out of Pakistan.

Warren National Diploma Mill Lawsuit

Warren National Diploma Mill Lawsuit - Diploma Mill News | GetEducated.com: Sixty-seven former students of Warren National University have filed a lawsuit in the Laramie County District Court in Wyoming claiming they were misled by the online university, reports the Associated Press. Many are now calling the online non accredited college a diploma or degree mill. Warren National, which was headquartered in Cheyenne, shuttered its virtual doors this spring after failing to achieve regional accreditation and having its license revoked by the state of Wyoming. As a result, former online students have been left holding worthless pieces of paper, questionable diplomas rather than the online degrees for which they paid thousands of dollars. The lawsuit states online students paid average annual tuition of $6,000 to $12,000, while Warren National University's owners took in $25 million to $30 million in tuition revenue each year.

The National Review’s fake plagiarism scoop - Salon.com

The National Review’s fake plagiarism scoop - Salon.com: The National Review says Elizabeth Warren is guilty of the gravest crime a writer can commit: Plagiarism. Katrina Trinko compares passages from “All Your Worth: The Ultimate Money Lifetime Plan,” Warren’s book with her daughter, Amelia Warren Tyagi, with passages from “Getting on the Money Track,” a book by Rob Black. The passages line up perfectly. The wording and even the punctuation are identical. It’s plagiarism all right. Except it looks very much like Warren is actually the victim.

EPISD board of trustees to discuss firing 4 high school

EPISD board of trustees to discuss firing 4 high school... | www.kfoxtv.com: Eight El Paso Independent School district administrators accused of taking part in the district wide test cheating scandal could lose their jobs, Tuesday. This comes just a day after the Weaver Group released its investigation on the district calling it a "diploma mill."