On Wed, 14 Jan 1998, George Shirley wrote: > At 09:27 AM 1/14/98 -0800, you wrote: > Since Liz already posted one of my family confessions I can also tell you > that I sold lots of term papers whilst in collitch. Amazing how many young > people will buy a paper and take a chance on getting caught. My best story > is how I made up an entire paper in undergraduate American Lit. It was > neatly done with foot notes, bio, everything, and all a lie. The instructor > never ever caught on. Usually wouldn't have done that but I was in a > flaming hurry and didn't have time to go to the library. Oh, George... would you guys be in trouble in my class. I used to photocopy the first two pages of term papers, and keep them. Amazingly, sometimes I'd see 'em again a couple of years later. And finque that I am, I'd randomly check references to see if the paper actually said what the citation said it said. Scotched a couple of professorial job applicants hopes and aspirations that way. Kay (who used to require *handwritten* lab reports.