Word: marius
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Public perception of the candidate's images will make the difference in the election," said Richard C. Marius, who has taught rhetoric at Harvard and is director of the Expository Writing program...
...Marius, however, believes that Quayle will put on a telegenic performance because he is a "media candidate through and through," and will use his "All-American boy" looks to back up forceful rhetoric and a flashy presentation...
According to Marius, much of the plagiarism at Harvard is inadvertent, resulting from sloppy notetaking, instances when "your mother typed the paper and left out all the quotation marks" or other examples of poor writing. He said that when taking notes, students "should make a clear distinction between your thoughts about the source and the words of the source itself," adding that students should mark all paraphrases by author and title...
...Marius warned that plagiarism of an entire paper was easy to spot, citing the example of one student who, when caught, responded that he did not believe anyone at Harvard read Sports Illustrated. Marius said that when he or another professor suspects plagiarism, he asks a scholar in that department to read the work...
...general overview that preceded Marius' lecture, Dean of Freshman Henry C. Moses discussed the rules for dual submission and collaboration. He also said "the use of work by others" in computer programs is subject to the same restrictions applied to written material...