Dismissed for plagiarism

HurdGirl95
Wed, 07 Aug 2013 01:39:15 +0000

Cosmicfish you are a pessimist who has no idea what they are talking about. One of my pet peeves is people who think they know it all. Jane Goodall. Look her up if you do not know who that is. Her new book was found to have taken content without citing where she got it from just like OP here. She apologized, gave a couple of press release and is releasing the edited book in a couple of weeks.

Jayson Blair is a former NYT journalist who was found to have plagiarized, he resigned from his job and went back to college to get a new degree and a new job.

Fareed Zakaria is one of the top journalists for CNN. He plagiarized a column from the New Yorker on gun control. He was suspended from his job. He apologized and described it as a ‘lapse of judgment’. After careful review of the incident it was decided that that it was an isolated incident.

I’m trying to say that everyone can recover from an incident no matter how great, based on how they handle it. I come from a family of doctors and engineers. My sister is a chemical engineer. My uncle is a heart surgeon, he once made a careless mistake that almost caused a patient their life and he was almost sued for it and almost lost his license. If you are willing to accept your mistakes and find a way to fix them then life will be a whole less hectic for you. He kept his license and ended up actually getting hired by an even better and bigger hospital by moving past that incident and letting his skill talk.

What about BP and their oil spill? Did they not recover from it? Or the Embezzling wall street bankers? Don’t come at me with your 1) 2) 3) facts because I don’t have time for people who just like to argue for no reason.