[LM_NET] Hit: target English plagarism

[Alice Sheth <asheth@GCSTULSA.COM>]

When I had a high school English teacher tell me that she was certain that a paper 
was a plagarism from the Internet, but wasn't sure how to prove it, I told her to 
do the following.  "Google" it.  That is, enter a significant phrase or particular 
words in the Google search box, and let google do the search.  In many cases, the 
original location is easily located. 

Alice Sheth
Library Media Specialist
Grace Christian School
Broken Arrow, OK, 74012
asheth@gcstulsa.com

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