What is Plagiarism? Breaches of Academic Integrity Not to Be Tolerated!
If one gives the ideas of other authors in one’s own work without any consent from them and giving no due reference to them, it is called plagiarizing.
Revision Tips: How to Improve Your Paper
When a paper is sent for revision, it means that you have to improve it by means of editing and proofreading. Professors require students to revise the paper when students were not attentive enough or did not devote adequate amount of time to brush up the paper after writing.
The Perks of Being an English Tutor
How My Pencraft Fever Made Me An Astute English Teacher I received a call today from an unknown number. The man on the phone said, “Hello, my name is Mark. I heard ...
Flamboyant Shades of Imitation
Let it be "Life for Art's Sake" Life resembles art because art is the highest form of the incarnation of our existence. Art is able to make unique moments ideal, as it ...
Come together, right now. Don’t plagiarize!
Plagiarism in the Music World. Part I. I am among the happy ones who can effortlessly indulge in the realm of sounds… Realizing how precious it is to hear, I still ...
Eerie Magic He Carried Within His Soul and Quills
Gustav Meyrink. The Beginning. They say “there is Light at the end of the tunnel”, but sometimes, it is life-critical to leave the tunnel before it’s too ...
I Need to Check My Paper for Plagiarism: You Will, but We Even Go Beyond
PlagiarismSearch Tutorial That Speaks for Itself (for Your Authentic Convenience) Dear individual, striving to be authentic, I am about to disclose a terrible truth. ...
Accidental Plagiarism and Related Stories
The Puzzling Nature of Accidental Plagiarism Accidental plagiarism is an inadvertent misconduct, which involves inappropriate reinterpretation or misquotation of the original ...
Writer's Crisis. Part II.
Mind Ramblings vs Inspiration When your mind is searching for the key to the door of self-expression, you need to find a suitable sword to conquer the most annoying beast, ...
Writer’s Crisis. Part I.
An inner writer has been sad. “Where is my muse?” he glumly said. Reflections of a writer who doesn’t know where to start. Both simple and terrific writing ...