This bibliography includes sources about professors' plagiarizing graduate students' work.


Rebecca Moore Howard
The Writing Program
Syracuse University



Please note: I'm increasingly using CiteULike and del.icio.us for my bibliographic work. (On both sites you'll need to click on tags of interest.) Browse what's on this page and then check out CiteULike, del.icio.us, CompPile, and the MLA International Bibliography (requires SU ID) for more. A list of all the static bibliographies that I've put online is here.


There are a number of sources here connected to the invasion of Iraq that aren't directly about the plagiarism and fraud committed in making the case for that invasion. Sorry about that. They're here because I was tracking not only the coverage of the plagiarism and fraud but also the media reports that ignored the plagiarism and fraud.


Please email suggestions, corrections, or additions.


Last updated 1 November 2007

Abdo, Genieve. "Report Complicates U.S. Stand." Boston Globe 15 February 2003.

Allen, Mike. "Cheney: Threat Posed by Hussein Justified Invasion." Washington Post 24 July 2003.

Allen, Mike. "President Assails Iraq War Skeptics." Washington Post 18 June 2003.

al-Marashi, Ibrahim. "Iraq's Security and Intelligence Network: A Guide and Analysis." Middle East Review of International Affairs 6.3 (September 2002).

Ash, Timothy Garton. "Fight the Matrix." Manchester Guardian 5 June 2003.

"Astroturf." Disinfopedia. Center for Media and Democracy 4 July 2004.

Atlas, James. "When an Original Idea Sounds Really Familiar." New York Times (28 July 1991): 2.

Atlas, James. "Who Owns a Life? Asks a Poet, When His Is Turned into Fiction." New York Times (20 February 1994): 14.

"Back To Resolution Drawing Board." CBS News 15 February 2003.

"Background." CQ Researcher 13.32 (19 September 2003): 782-787.

Bailey, Ruby L. "Levin Asks if CIA Chief Was Honest on Iraq." Detroit Free Press 17 June 2003.

Baker, Russ. "'Scoops' and Truth at the Times." The Nation 5 June 2003.

Barr, Robert. "Anti-War Protesters Hold Global Rallies." Washington Post 15 February 2003.

Barringer, Felicity. "Forensic Experts Uncovered Forgery on Iraq, an Inspector Says." New York Times 9 March 2003.

Bartlett, Thomas, and Scott Smallwood. "Mentor vs. Protege." Chronicle of Higher Education 17 Dec. 2004: A14-15.

Bartlett, Thomas, and Scott Smallwood. "Professor Copycat." Chronicle of Higher Education 17 Dec. 2004: A8-12.

Bartlett, Thomas. "Historical Association Will No Longer Investigate Allegations of Wrongdoing." Chronicle of Higher Education 7 May 2003.

Bartlett, Thomas. "Naval Academy Demotes Professor Accused of Plagiarism." Chronicle of Higher Education 29 October 2003.

Basinger, Julianne. "Wesley College President Disabled Link to Paper Whose Originality Is in Question." Chronicle of Higher Education (5 May 2000).

Basinger, Julianne. "Wesley College President's Paper Mirrors Speech by Another." Chronicle of Higher Education (4 May 2000).

Bell, Allan. The Language of the News Media. Oxford: Blackwell, 1991.

Benedetto, Richard. "Poll: Powell Raised Support for War." USA Today 10 February 2003.

Bennett, Rosemary, and Elaine Monaghan. "Iraq Dossier Assembled by Junior Aides." The Times [London] 8 February 2003.

Bensel-Meyers, Linda. "National Network for Academic Integrity." WPA-L. 23 April 2000.

Berman, Ari. "The Postwar 'Post.'" The Nation 17 September 2003.

Binion, Carla. "Bush Lies and Manipulates Public and Congress." Online Journal 25 April 2003.

Birchard, Karen. "Canada's Simon Fraser U. Suspends 44 Students in Plagiarism Scandal." Chronicle of Higher Education 24 October 2002.

Blair, Jayson. Burning Down My Master's House: My Life at the New York Times. New Millennium.

"Blair Presses Case for Iraq War." USA Today 15 February 2003.

Blix, Hans. "Iraq Inspection Report to U.N." Washington Post 15 February 2003.

Blix, Hans. "Security Council Meeting on Iraq: Report by United Nations Inspectors." United Nations Webcast. 14 February 2003.

"Blix Pulls No Punches over U.S. Hawks." New Zealand Herald 12 June 2003.

Block, Melissa. "Harvard Student Accused of Plagiarizing Novel." Interview with David Mehegan. All Things Considered. National Public Radio, 25 Apr. 2006.

Blumenthal, Ralph, with Sarah Lyall. "Plagiarism Accusations Halt Distribution of John Paul Jones Biography." New York Times (21 September 1999).

Boehlert, Eric. "Lapdogs." Salon 4 May 2006.

Boorstein, Michelle. "U-Va. Expels 48 Students After Plagiarism Probe." Washington Post (26 November 2002): B1.

Bostian, Teri. "A Professor at Tennessee Cites Academic Abuses." New York Times (20 April 2000): D3.

Bowers, Neal. Words for the Taking: The Hunt for a Plagiarist. New York: Norton, 1997.

Boyd, William. Rev. of Himmelfarb, by Michael Kruger. New York Times Book Review (30 October 1994): 8.

Bratsis, Peter. "The Construction of Corruption, or Rules of Separation and Illusions of Purity in Bourgeois Societies." Social Text 21.4 (Winter 2003).

Bray, Robert. "Reading Between the Texts: Benjamin Thomas' Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Oates's With Malice Toward None. Unpublished manuscript, 1990.

"Britain's Intelligence Crisis." Jane's Intelligence Digest 14 February 2003.

Brunelli, Richard. "Raines, Boyd Resign at 'NY Times.'" Editor and Publisher 5 June 2003.

Bruner, M. Lane. "Global Governance and the Critical Public." Rhetoric and Public Affairs 6.4 (2003): 687-708.

Buchanan, Wyatt. "Photos Show 65,000 at Peak of S.F. Rally." San Francisco Chronicle 21 February 2003.

Buncombe, Andrew. "Bush's Republicans Prepare for Their 'Dirty War' on Kerry." Independent (London) 2 August 2004.

"Bush, Blair Face Heat over Iraq Weapons." ABC News 8 June 2003.

Bush, George W. "State of the Union." The White House, 28 January 2003.

Butler, Judith. "Explanation and Exoneration, or What We Can Hear." Social Text 20.3 (Fall 2002): 177-188.

Byrd, Robert C. "Iraq's WMD Intelligence." United States Senate, 5 June 2003. Rpt. The Nation 5 June 2003.

Campbell, James. "The Sincerest Form?" Times Literary Supplement 28 February 1997: 36.

Carey, James. "Mirror of the Times." The Nation 16 June 2003.

Carvajal, Doreen. "So Whose Words Are They, Anyway?" New York Times (27 May 2000): B9, B11.

"The Case Against Iraq." Miami Herald 6 February 2003.

"Casus or Casuistry?" The Economist 31 May Ð 6 June 2003: 22-23.

Cawthorne, Andrew, and Katherine Baldwin. "Blair Stands Firm as BBC Says Scientist Was Source." Washington Post 20 July 2003.

Chaudhry, Lakshmi. "Not So Intelligent U.S. Intelligence." Alternet.org 8 March 2003.

Chideya, Farai. "When Is a Good Liar Better than a Good Reporter?" Alternet.org 12 May 2003.

"Chief Weapons Inspector Report." Vancouver Sun 8 March 2003.

Clift, Eleanor. "The Masters of Spin." Newsweek 20 June 2003.

Cohen, David. "Head of Australia's Largest University Steps Down Amid Allegations of Plagiarism." Chronicle of Higher Education (17 July 2002).

Cohen, Roger. "Literary Piracy Is Charged in France." New York Times 19 May 1993: A3.

Coin, Glenn. "Hamilton President Quits over Copied Words." Syracuse Post-Standard (2 October 2002): A1, A6.

"College President Cited for Plagiarism." MSNBC News 17 March 2004.

"Cook and Short Tell of 'Deception' Over Iraq." The Times [London] 17 June 2003.

Corn, David. "The Emperor Has No Evidence." The Nation 1 August 2003.

Corn, David. "Where's the Outrage?" The Nation 4 June 2003.

Cornwell, Rupert. "Bush 'Misled Every One of Us,' Says Rival for White House." The Independent [London] 20 June 2003.

"Corrections." New York Times. 2 May 2003.

"Current Situation." CQ Researcher 13.32 (19 September 2003): 787-790.

Davidson, Keay. "British Accused of Lifting Article." San Francisco Chronicle 7 February 2003.

Dawkins, Stephen. "No Formal Policy for Copycat Profs." Crimson White [University of Alabama] 19 Jan. 2005.

Dean, John. "The Case for Impeachment." FindLaw.com. 11 June 2003. Rpt. Alternet.org.

"Dean Out for Plagiarism; Stanford Author Accused." Chronicle of Higher Education 24 July 1991: A2.

Deane, John, and Joe Quinn. "We'll Give UN Inspectors More Time, Says Blair." The Independent [London] 15 February 2003.

DeLarge, Alex, Laura Fisher, Joseph Mailander, and William Rocke Stephenson, Jr. "Zell Miller's Speech Based on Email Hoax." Weblog entry, Martini Republic. 2 Sept. 2004.

"Dems Fight to Focus on Bush's Credibility." New York Newsday 12 June 2003.

"DIY Dossier: The Mother of All Inventions." The Times [London] 8 February 2003.

Drogin, Bob, and Greg Miller. "CIA Chief Saw No Imminent Threat in Iraq." Los Angeles Times 6 February 2004.

Drogin, Bob. "Address Gets Down to Specifics." Los Angeles Times 6 February 2003.

"Dubious Dossier." The Nation 6 February 2003.

Dylan, Bob. "Floater (Too Much to Ask)." Love and Theft. CD-ROM. New York: Sony Music, 2001.

Eakin, Emily. "Stop, Historians! Don't Copy That Passage! Computers Are Watching." New York Times (26 January 2002): B9.

Edelstein, David. "Stephen's Bogus Journey." Slate 30 October 2003.

Eisenstadt, Marnie. "Klinges File Suit against College." The Ithacan (2 March 1995): 1-2.

Enders, Walter, and Gary A. Hoover. "Whose Line Is It? A Survey of Plagiarism in the Economics Profession." Working paper 03-10-02, Economics, Finance, and Legal Studies. University of Alabama. October 2003.

"Esquire Cancels Jayson Blair Assignment." Editor and Publisher 8 August 2003.

Evangelauf, Jean. "Navel Academy Investigates Plagiarism Allegation Against Historian." Chronicle of Higher Education 2 June 2003.

Evans, Dominic. "UK's Blair under Fire for Plagiarized Iraq Dossier." Reuters News Agency 7 February 2003.

"Ex-Times Editor Quit at Boss's Behest." Dallas Morning News 13 July 2003.

Farley, Maggie. "U.S., Britain Still Plan Resolution." Los Angeles Times 16 February 2003.

Farrey, Tom. "Academic Flunkies Face Brand New Threat." ESPN.com 4 April 2003.

Farrey, Tom. "Institutional-Control Issues Loom." ESPN.com (2 October 1999).

Farrey, Tom. "Memos Uncover Alleged UT Violations." ESPN.com (27 September 1999).

Farrey, Tom. "Report Cites Questionable Practices." ESPN.com (20 April 2000).

Farrey, Tom. "Tennessee AD Admits Procedure Wasn't Followed." ESPN.com (30 September 1999).

Farrey, Tom. "Tennessee Faculty Revokes Class." ESPN.com (2 November 1999).

Farrey, Tom. "Vols Won't Take Action with Riley." ESPN.com (29 September 1999).

Fazlollah, Mark. "Terrorism Statistics Inflated in N.J." Philadelphia Inquirer 2 March 2003.

Ferreira, Anton. "Wolfowitz Says U.S. Must Act Against Terrorist Threats Even if Intelligence is 'Murky.'" Washington Post 27 July 2003.

Fine, Tom, and Sean Kettering. "Plagiarism Cited." Colgate News (22 February 1985): 10.

Fox, Richard Wightman. "A Heartbreaking Problem of Staggering Proportions." Journal of American History 90.4 (Mar. 2004): 1341-1346.

Frankel, Glenn. "Blair Acknowledges Flaws in Iraq Dossier." Washington Post 8 February 2003.

Fruman, Norman. Coleridge: The Damaged Archangel. New York: Braziller, 1971.

Giles, Jim. "Taking on the Cheats." Nature 435 (May 2005): 258-259.

Gladwell, Malcolm. "Something Borrowed." New Yorker 22 Nov. 2004.

Glass, Stephen. The Fabulist. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2003.

Glenn, David. "Judge or Judge Not?" Chronicle of Higher Education (17 Dec. 2004): A16-198.

Gomstyn, Alice. "Fresno State Gets 4 Years' Probation for NCAA Rules Violations." Chronicle of Higher Education 11 September 2003.

Goodwin, Doris Kearns. "How I Caused that Story: A Historian Explains Why Someone Else's Writing Wound up in Her Book." Time (4 February 2002).

"GOP Rejects Formal Probe of Iraq Intelligence." USA Today 11 June 2003.

Gormley, Jay. "North Texan Resigns After Plagiarism Questions." CBS11TV.com [Dallas, TX] 20 Nov. 2005.

Gray, Paul "The Purloined Letters." Time 26 April 1993: 59-60.

Grayson, Richard. Letter to the Editor. New York Times (11 October 1995).

Greenslade, Roy. "No 10 v BBC: The Letters that Fuelled Row." Manchester Guardian 12 July 2003.

Greider, William. "Washington Post Warriors." The Nation. 24 March 2003.

Grimes, William. "What Rhymes With, uh, Plagiarism?" New York Times (24 October 1994): C15, C20.

Gross, Michael. "Anonymous Sources Aren't the Problem." Editor and Publisher 4 June 2003.

"Group: Articles Copied in British Dossier." New York Newsday 8 February 2003.

Guggenheim, Ken. "Democrats Rip White House on Iraq Claim." Chicago Tribune 16 July 2003.

Hale, Ellen. "Growing Anti-War Sentiment Eroding Blair's Popularity." USA Today 17 February 2003.

Hall, Kenji. "Japanese Author May Have Inspired Dylan Lyric." Salon.com. 8 July 2003.

Harper, Christopher. "Journalism in a Digital Age." Democracy and New Media. Ed. Henry Jenkins and David Thorburn. Cambridge, MA: MIT P, 2003. 271-280.

Haswell, Rich. "Re-used papers." WPA-L. 4 October 1999.

Hebel, Sara. "Historian's Latest Book on World War II Has Passages Resembling Another Scholar's Work." Chronicle of Higher Education 7 January 2002.

Hedges, Stephen J. "Poindexter to Quit over Terror Futures Plan." Chicago Tribune 1 August 2003.

Heltzel, Ellen, and Margo Hammond. "Of Plagiarism and Punishment." Mercury-News [San Jose, CA] 7 May 2006.

Henry, William A., III. "Recycling in the Newsroom." Time 29 July 1991: 59.

Herman, Edward S. "Normalizing Godfatherly Aggression: Recapping the Media's Selling of Conquest and Occupation." Z Magazine (June 2003): 34-39).

Hill, Michael. "Is Iraq Becoming Quagmire for U.S.?" Arizona Republic 20 July 2003.

Hilts, Philip J. "When Does Duplication of Words Become Theft?" New York Times 29 March 1993: A10.

Hinsliff, Gaby, Martin Bright, Peter Beaumont, and Ed Vulliamy. "First Casualties in the Propaganda Firefight." Manchester Guardian 9 February 2003.

Hirsch, Michael, and Michael Isikoff. "No More Hide & Seek." Newsweek 10 February 2003: 42-46.

Hoge, Warren. "British Arms Expert at Center of Dispute on Iraq Data Is Found Dead, His Wife Says." New York Times 19 July 2003.

Holt, Douglas. "Weapons Official Speaks of Solid Evidence." Chicago Tribune 1 August 2003.

Hosenball, Mark, and Evan Thomas. "Spies, Lies & Iraq." Newsweek 10 February 2003: 46-48.

Hubler, Eric. "Denver High Schools Move Up." Denver Post 5 December 2002.

Hulbert, Ann. "How Kaavya Got Packaged and Got into Trouble." Slate 27 Apr. 2006.

"Human Rights: Iraq Not the Only Evil." Charleston [West Virginia] Gazette 5 August 2003.

Inskeep, Steve. "Debate Rages Over Evidence of Iraqi Arms." National Public Radio 8 June 2003.

"Intelligence Reports Released in Aim to Prove Case Against Hussein." Detroit Free Press 19 July 2003.

"Iraq's Regime of Fear and Deception Detailed in New Report." UKonline. 3 February 2003.

Isikoff, Michael, and Mark Hosenball. "Distorted Intelligence?" Newsweek 25 June 2003.

Isserman, Maurice. "Plagiarism: A Lie of the Mind." Chronicle of Higher Education 2 May 2003.

Isserman, Maurice. "Understanding the Honor Code." The Spectator [Hamilton College, New York] 1 Nov. 2002: 10.

"Jane's Group Now Says British Dossier Copied Its Articles." San Francisco Chronicle 8 February 2003.

Jeffers, Thomas L. "Plagiarism High and Low." Commentary 114.3 (October 2002): 54-61.

Jensen, Richard. "Richard Jensen Responds." Organization of American Historians Newsletter (August 2002): 4.

Jensen, Richard. "The Plagiarism Problem." Organization of American Historians Newsletter (August 2002): 3.

Johnson, Elmer Douglass. "David Ramsay: Historian or Plagiarist?" South Carolina Historical Magazine (October 1956).

Johnson, Glen. "Kerry Vows Filibuster to Uphold Roe v. Wade." Boston Globe 21 June 2003.

Johnson, John. "Analyst Finds Work Plagiarized in British Dossier." Los Angeles Times 8 February 2003.

"Journalist Says Iraq." The Arizona Republic 20 July 2003.

Kantner, Paul. "Crown of Creation." Crown of Creation. By Jefferson Airplane. New York: RCA, 1967. [Intertext: Wyndham, John. "Re-Birth." A Treasury of Great Science Fiction. Vol. I. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1959. 9-135.]

Karon, Tony. "Saddam is Gone, But What About His Weapons?" Time 2 May 2003.

Kennedy, Edward M. Speech to the U.S. Senate Council on Foreign Relations. 5 March 2004. GlobalSecurity.org.

Kessler, Glenn. "Old Data, New Credibility Issues." Washington Post 4 August 2004.

Kessler, Glenn. "Powell Says New Data May Have Affected War Decision." Washington Post 3 February 2004.

Kincaid, James R. "Purloined Letters." The New Yorker (20 January 1997): 93-97.

Kirkpatrick, David D. "A History of Lying Recounted as Fiction." New York Times 7 May 2003.

Kirkpatrick, David D. "Historian Says Borrowing Was Wider Than Known." New York Times 22 February 2002.

Knowlton, Brian. "Iraq War Was Justified, Blair Tells Congress." New York Times 17 July 2003.

Kurtz, Howard. "Brits Peddle Grumpy Brand of Journalism." Seattle Times 22 June 2003.

Kurtz, Howard. "More Reporting by Times Writer Called Suspect." Washington Post 8 May 2003.

Kurtz, Howard. "The Villager, Imitated but No Longer Flattered." Washington Post 4 August 2003.

Kushner, Nate. "Laura K. Pahl Is a Plagiarist." Weblog entry. A Week of Kindness. 27 Mar. 2005.

LaFollette, Marcel C. "The Politics of Scientific Fraud." Chronicles (September 1993): 21-4.

LaFollette, Marcel C. Stealing into Print : Fraud, Plagiarism, and Misconduct in Scientific Publishing. Los Angeles: U of California P, 1992.

Landay, Jonathan S. "Call for Probe of Iraq Data Is Criticized." Miami Herald 12 June 2003.

Landay, Jonathan S. "Intelligence Questions: Iraqi Uranium Tales False, Officials Say." 13 June 2003.

Landay, Jonathan S. "Republicans Reject Open Inquiry into War Case." Detroit Free Press 12 June 2003.

Langellier, Jean-Pierre. "Ce Plagiat Britannique qui Conforte les Opposants ˆ la Guerre en Irak." Le Monde 8 February 2003.

Latour, Bruno. "Why Has Critique Run Out of Steam? From Matters of Fact to Matters of Concern." Critical Inquiry 30.2 (Winter 2004): 225-248.

Lauerman, Kerry. Salon.com 28 October 2003.

Lawless, Jill. "British Government Admits It Erred in Not Crediting U.S. Academic's Work Copied in Iraq Dossier." San Francisco Chronicle 7 February 2003.

Le, Cecilia. "Hamilton Rally Supports Tobin." Utica [New York] Observer-Dispatch 3 October 2002.

Leach, Susan Llewelyn. "Profs Who Plagiarize: How Often?" Christian Science Monitor 27 Apr. 2005.

Leatherman, Courtney. "At Texas A&M, Conflicting Charges of Misconduct Tear a Program Apart." Chronicle of Higher Education (5 November 1999).

Leatherman, Courtney. "Stanford Professor Apologizes for Not Crediting Student's Work." Chronicle of Higher Education 14 Aug. 1991: A5.

Leavitt, David. "Did I Plagiarize His Life?" New York Times Book Review (3 April 1994): 36-37.

Lederer, Edith. "Newpaper Report Not Completely Accurate, Blix Says." Minneapolis Star-Tribune 12 June 2003.

Lesko, John. "Famous Plagiarists.com/War on Plagiarism.org."

Lesnes, Corine. "L'image des Etats-Unis s'est serieusement degradee dans le monde." Le Monde 5 June 2003.

Lester, Will. "Bush Warns U.N. Faces 'Moment of Truth.'" Chicago Tribune 9 February 2003.

Levy, Doug. "Two Scientific Watchdogs Are Leashed." USA Today 30 March 1994: 5D.

Lewin, Tamara. "Hamilton President Resigns over Speech." New York Times (3 October 2002).

Lewis, Mark. "A Reply to Richard Jensen." Organization of American Historians Newsletter (August 2002): 3-4.

Lin-Liu, Jen. "Peking U. Punishes Professor for Plagiarizing American Textbook." Chronicle of Higher Education 7 March 2002.

Linzer, Dafna. "United States, Britain Reworking Military Action Resolution." Detroit Free Press 15 February 2003.

Lipsyte, Robert. "Critics' Corner Still Tackling 'A Juggernaut.'" New York Times (26 November 2000): 13.

Loney, Matt. "'Dodgy-Dossier Syndrome' Rife in the Workplace." ZDNet UK 14 November 2003.

Loughlin, Sean. "Senate Committee to Hold Closed Hearings on U.S. Intelligence on Iraq." CNN.com 11 June 2003.

Low, Chris. "NCAA Refocuses on UT Complaint." Tennessean.com (5 May 2000).

Low, Chris. "UT's Riley Sues over Privacy Issue." Tennessean.com (16 May 2000).

Lumpkin, John J. "Ex-Official: Evidence Distorted for War." St. Petersburg Times 7 June 2003.

Lyall, Sarah. "Britain Admits that Much of Its Report on Iraq Came from Magazines." New York Times 8 February 2003.

Lyden, Jacki, and Guy Raz. "Profile: Prime Minister Tony Blair Under Fire for Intelligence Report That Appears to be Plagiarized." All Things Considered. NPR News 8 February 2003.

Lynch, Dotty. "More on the Plate than Freedom Fries." CBS News 13 March 2003.

Magner, Denise K. "Historian Who Was Accused of Plagiarism Faces New Complaint." Chronicle of Higher Education 14 April 1993: A19-20.

Magner, Denise K. "Plagiarism Charge Prompts President of Hastings College to Retire." Chronicle of Higher Education (3 March 2000): A39.

Magner, Denise K. "Verdict in a Plagiarism Case." Chronicle of Higher Education 5 January 1994: A17, A20.

Maguire, Kevin, and Ewen MacAskill. "Speculation Grows Over Campbell." Manchester Guardian 12 July 2003.

Mallon, Thomas. Stolen Words. Harvest Books, 2001.

Margulies, Jonathan. "President of Hamilton College, in N.Y., Apologizes for Failing to Cite Sources in Speech." Chronicle of Higher Education (25 September 2002).

Margulies, Jonathan. "President of N.Y.'s Hamilton College Steps Down Amid Controversy over Speech." Chronicle of Higher Education 2 October 2002.

Marsden, Chris. "Britain: Blair Government Caught Out in Plagiarism and Lies over Latest Iraq Dossier." World Socialist Web Site 10 February 2003.

Martin, Brian. "Fraud and Australian Academics." Thought and Action 5.2 (Fall 1989): 95-102.

Martin, Brian. "Academic Exploitation." Intellectual Suppression: Australian Case Histories, Analysis and Responses. Ed. Brian Martin, C. M. Ann Baker, Clyde Manwell, and Cedric Pugh. Sydney: Angus & Robertson, 1986. 59-62.

Martin, Brian. "Exploiting the Academic Peons." Australian Society 2.9 (1 Oct. 1983): 28-29.

Masur, Louis P. "What It Will Take to Turn Historians Into Writers." Chronicle of Higher Education 6 July 2001: B10.

May, Clifford D. "No Yellowcake Walk." National Review 18 July 2003.

Maynard, Roger. "Melbourne Kicks Off Protests." The Times [London] 15 February 2003.

McDonough, Michael. "BBC Rejects Charge by Blair Aide on Iraq." Associated Press, 26 June 2003.

McFadden, Robert D. "From New York to Melbourne, Protest Against War on Iraq." New York Times 16 February 2003.

McFarland, Thomas. "Coleridge's Plagiarisms Once More: A Review Essay." Yale Review 62 (1974): 252-86.

McFarland, Thomas. "The Problem of Coleridge's Plagiarisms." Coleridge and the Pantheist Tradition. Oxford: Clarendon P, 1969.

McFarland, Thomas. Originality and Imagination. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP, 1985.

McFeatters, Ann. "Bush Takes Responsibility for Unproved Weapons of Mass Destruction Claim." Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 31 July 2003.

McGeary, Johanna. "Dissecting the Case." Time (10 February 2003): 56-61.

McLemee, Scott. "Philip Foner Influenced a Generation of Young Labor Historians, but Critics Call Him a Plagiarist Who Helped Himself to Their Research." Chronicle of Higher Education 27 June 2003: A11.

Mehegan, Daniel. "After Duplicated Words, Words of Apology." Boston Globe 25 Apr. 2006.

Merzer, Martin, James Kuhnhemm, and Warren P. Stroebel. "Nation on High Terrorist Alert." Detroit Free Press 8 February 2003.

Milbank, Dana, and Mike Allen. "Iraq Flap Shakes Rice's Image." Washington Post 27 July 2003.

Milbank, Dana, and Walter Pincus. "Bush Aides Disclose Warnings from CIA." Washington Post 23 July 2003.

Milbank, Dana. "War in Iraq Was 'Right Decision,' Bush Says." Washington Post 10 June 2003.

Milbank, Dana. "White House Didn't Gain CIA Nod for Claim on Iraqi Strikes." Washington Post 20 July 2003.

Miller, Greg. "Analyst: Iraq's Story on Labs is Plausible." Chicago Tribune 21 June 2003.

Miller, Greg. "Bush Tempers Talk of Weapons." Los Angeles Times 10 February 2003.

Miller, Susan. Rescuing the Subject. Carbondale: Southern Illinois UP, 1989.

"Millions in Europe Peace Protests." CNN.com 15 February 2003.

"Des Millions de Manifestants Contre la Guerre en Irak." Le Monde 16 February 2003.

Minzesheimer, Bob. "Getting Intimate with Lincoln." USA Today 20 Oct. 2005.

Mishra, Raja. "Harvard Researcher Said to Plagiarize Is Banned." Boston Globe 2 Dec. 2004.

"Missing Logic." National Review 30 June 2003.

Mooney, Brian. "Reaching New Heights in a Quest for the Edge." Boston Globe 21 June 2003.

Mooney, Carolyn J. "Critics Question Higher Education's Commitment and Effectiveness in Dealing with Plagiarism." Chronicle of Higher Education 12 Feb. 1992: A13+.

Mooney, Carolyn J. "Plagiarism Charges Against a Scholar Can Divide Experts, Perplex Scholarly Societies, and Raise Intractable Questions." Chronicle of Higher Education 12 February 1992: A1, A14, A16.

Morgan, Peter, letter. Times Literary Supplement 8 August 2003: 13.

Morin, Richard, and Claudia Deane. "Bush's Approval Rating Drops Sharply." Washington Post 11 July 2003.

Morin, Richard, and Claudia Deane. "Poll: Majority Backs Use of Force in Iran." Washington Post 24 June 2003.

Morin, Richard, and Dana Milbank. "Most Think Truth Was Stretched to Justify War." Washington Post 12 February 2004.

Moses, Lucia. "Raines: Reporter Had Been Warned about Errors." Editor and Publisher 5 May 2003.

"Mr. Blair Asks Us to Trust Him. We Cannot Do So." The Independent [London] 9 February 2003.

Murphy, John M. "'Our Mission and Our Moment': George W. Bush and September 11." Rhetoric and Public Affairs 6.4 (2003): 607-632.

Navrozov, Andrei. "The Age of Plagiarism." The Times Magazine 2 October 1993: 40.

"New Book Connects Young Novelist's Plagiarism Scandal with the Threats of Offshore Outsourcing." Press World 9 Aug. 2006.

Nichols, John. "Blair's Crisis, Bush's Crisis." The Nation 19 July 2002.

Nichols, John. "The Whole World Is Against this War." The Nation 14 February 2003.

Niman, Michael A. "Powell, Plagiarism, Taxes and War." The Humanist 63.36-37 (May 2003).

"NKU Fires Teacher; 2 Resign." Kentucky Post 27 August 2003.

"No 10 Admits Dossier Failings." BBC News. 8 June 2003.

Noah, Timothy. "Goodwin's Bluff." Slate 11 Oct. 2005.

Norman, Matthew. "Diary." Manchester Guardian 12 June 2003.

Norton-Taylor, Richard, and Michael White. "Blunkett Admits Weapons Error." Manchester Guardian 9 June 2003.

Norton-Taylor, Richard, and Michael White. "Intelligence Chiefs Tell Blair: No More Spin, No More Stunts." Manchester Guardian 5 June 2003.

"Not-So-Civil War Among Lincoln Scholars Includes Accusation of Plagiarism." Chronicle of Higher Education (18 February 2000).

Novak, Michael. "Errors of Mass Destruction." National Review 12 June 2003.

O'Brien, Timothy. "U.N. Group Finds No Hussein-Al Qaeda Link." New York Times 27 June 2003.

Paranzino, Michael. "Sniper Smear Unraveled." National Review 5 May 2003.

Parrish, Geov. "At Last, Evidence." WorkingforChange.com 6 February 2003.

Pearson, Hugh. "The Paper Chase." Rev. of Burning Down My Master's House. By Jayson Blair. Washington Post 7 March 2003: BW03.

Pew Research Center. "Views of a Changing World 2003." 3 June 2003.

Phan, Monty. "Fox Web Site Pulls False Kerry Story." New York Newsday 2 Oct. 2004.

Pincus, Walter, and Dana Priest. "Lawmakers Begin Iraq Intelligence Hearings." Washington Post 19 June 2003.

Pincus, Walter. "Democratic Moves to Widen Intelligence Probe Defeated." Washington Post 27 June 2003.

Pincus, Walter. "Officials Defend Iraq Intelligence." Washington Post 9 June 2003. .

Pincus, Walter. "Report Cast Doubt on Iraq-Al Quada Connection." Washington Post 22 June 2003.

"Plagiarism Taints Book by Professor." Kansas City Star 10 Sept. 2004.

Plotz, David. "Steve and Me." Slate 30 September 2003.

"Politics: National." Dallas Morning News 13 June 2003.

"Poll: Worries over War and Economy." CBS News 13 February 2003.

"Polls Show Rising Support for Iraq Action." Fort Worth Star-Telegram 9 February 2003.

Posner, Richard A. "On Plagiarism." The Atlantic Monthly (April 2002): 23.

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