Cambridge official calls plagiarism case an aberration
Most outlets reported that the University of Cambridge’s top administrator described the plagiarism case involving a professor as “an aberration” and confirmed an investigation. One excerpt included additional context about the professor’s background and graduation from St. Mary’s University, while others focused primarily on the administrator’s statement and commitment to a thorough inquiry.
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Cambridge chief calls plagiarism case 'an aberration'
Professor Jason Arday receives his degree after graduating in Education Studies from St. Mary's University in London. — St Mary's University website The University of Cambridge's top administrator on Wednesday called a scandal over a professor who has resigned amid...
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Cambridge chief calls plagiarism case ‘an aberration’
LONDON: The University of Cambridge’s top administrator on Wednesday called a scandal over a black professor who has resigned amid accusations of plagiarism “an aberration” and vowed a thorough investigation. The prestigious British university’s former professor of sociology of education, Jason Arday, resigned a week ago, facing snowballing allegations of plagiarising parts of his PhD thesis an...
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