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« Diebold and election oversight | Main | An invitation to bookworms » Monday, October 30, 2006Crimson plagiarism, redux?I mentioned in a recent post that the Harvard Crimson was investigating similarities between literary quotes used as examples in a Crimson column by Victoria Ilyinsky and literary quotes used as examples in a Slate column. Today, the Crimson announced that it is investigating similarities between an Oct. 25 editorial cartoon drawn by Crimson editor Kathleen E. Breeden and a Walt Handelsman editorial cartoon published in Newsday earlier this month. The online version of the Crimson story provides these handy links: 1) Breeden's cartoon (at top left) Seems like an open-and-shut case. Posted by Joshua Glenn at 11:42 AM
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