A reading journal of "Daniel Brooks and Guilermo Verdecchia, The Noam
Chomesky Lectures: A Play". Maximum 250 words. Due before 8AM of 10/17
at Pacific Time (Vancouver).

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Clarification of Question by seven_van-ga on 17 Oct 2002 00:52 PDT

Suppose that I am a frist-year student. This is one of the textbook
that I am supposed to write about. It doesn't have to be precise but
need to prove that at least I have read about it and have some idea of
the book. It better be more than 200 words or so.

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Request for Question Clarification by missy-ga on 17 Oct 2002 07:18 PDT

What, precisely, are you looking for?  Are you saying that you want
one of us to read this book, then write an essay that proves that
*you* have read it?  Wouldn't this violate your university's academic
integrity policy or code of student ethics?

Here is what several universities have to say about the importance of
academic integrity, and what happens if you violate these policies:

Academic Integrity at Princeton 
http://www.princeton.edu/pr/catalog/ua/02/019.htm 
 
Code of Academic Integrity at Cornell 
http://www.cornell.edu/Academic/AIC.html 
 
Academic Integrity: A Guide for Students - Purdue 
http://www.purdue.edu/odos/administration/integrity.htm 

Turning in even a single assignment that you've not actually done
yourself is grounds for dismissal from vitually every university, and
can cost you your degree, your credibility and even future earning
potential.  I respectfully submit that you should consider the
consequences of this very carefully.

--Missy