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SANTA CRUZ - UC Santa Cruz professor Dan Wirls adopted a policy banning students in his American government class from citing Wikipedia in research papers.

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Jonny Cache
QUOTE(Yahoo! News @ Thu 28th June 2007, 8:22am) *

SANTA CRUZ - UC Santa Cruz professor Dan Wirls adopted a policy banning students in his American government class from citing Wikipedia in research papers.

Article: http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/searc...rce=most_viewed


Like we always say:

Banned encyclopedias are banned for good reasons.

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D.A.F.
QUOTE(Jonny Cache @ Sun 16th September 2007, 10:36pm) *

QUOTE(Yahoo! News @ Thu 28th June 2007, 8:22am) *

SANTA CRUZ - UC Santa Cruz professor Dan Wirls adopted a policy banning students in his American government class from citing Wikipedia in research papers.

Article: http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/searc...rce=most_viewed


Like we always say:

Banned encyclopedias are banned for good reasons.

Jonny cool.gif


Or better yet, "properly/justly banned". smile.gif
Jonny Cache
QUOTE(Xidaf @ Sun 16th September 2007, 11:23pm) *

Or better yet, "properly/justly banned". smile.gif


Oh, I was copying the style of a favorite B00ble Quotation on the Wikienlist.

Perhaps you are using something besides the King James Version ???

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Castle Rock
QUOTE(Yahoo! News @ Thu 28th June 2007, 5:22am) *

SANTA CRUZ - UC Santa Cruz professor Dan Wirls adopted a policy banning students in his American government class from citing Wikipedia in research papers.

Article: http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/searc...rce=most_viewed

How is this really news? Using any encyclopedia is strongly discouraged even in High School. You'd think that every academic institution would've done this years ago.

Anyhow, anybody citing encyclopedias in college level papers should probably research a little harder.
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