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Re: Models of recommendation letters
- To: wcenter@ttacs6.ttu.edu
- Subject: Re: Models of recommendation letters
- From: "MULLIN ANNE" <MULLANNE@AD.isu.edu>
- Date: Fri, 7 Feb 1997 11:48:56 -0600, MDT
- Organization: Idaho State University
- Priority: normal
- Return-Receipt-To: "MULLIN ANNE" <MULLANNE@AD.isu.edu>
I rather expected Dr. Glover's law firm would be after me (when
they're not working overtime on Car Talk litigation) -- but I'll
simply say in defense of copying his model letter of reference that
"it was on the Net." Which gets back to the really important issue
Nell has raised. The problem of undocumented sources is going to get
hugely more difficult because of the downloading syndrome -- I just
encountered a similar argument ("I didn't think I NEEDED to use
quotation marks or citations if I was just using their ideas") when I
pointed out that, in fact, the writer had copied word for word from
her sources.