UI student takes plagiarism ethics seriously at Tippie College
Tom Farnsworth, a 21 year old senior from Iowa City, chairs the Tippie College of Business Judicial Board under the Honor Code. He cites time pressures and blurred notions of cheating and urges a unified national honor code. Farnsworth attended a West Point ethics conference, noting plagiarism as a top issue and advocating ethics awareness starting in high school.
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Iowa City
Tom Farnsworth
University of Iowa
Tippie College of Business
Farnsworth
Business College
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
U.S
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Schools Address Plagiarism With Web Watchdog Use
Iowa City and Cedar Rapids teachers discuss Turnitin use to deter online plagiarism. Administrators favor teaching plagiarism concepts over a district wide license, while educators note in class essays and societal factors shape cheating. Web founder Barrie warns digital age demands new anti cheating approaches.
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Turnitin.com
Iowa City West High
Lindsey Aikin
Denise Rehmke
West High
Rehmke
Tom Yates
Iowa City High
Yates
Cedar Rapids Washington High School
Sigrid Reynolds
Bono and DATA tour push AIDS awareness in Iowa stop
Bono urged faster AIDS treatment and global action as the DATA group’s seven state tour reached Iowa. She cited Africa’s dire infection and death rates, and warned national security hinges on responses, while local groups like the Red Cross AIDS project push education and help.
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Africa
Judd
Iowa
Bono
United States
U.S
Data Group
Chicago
Indianapolis
Nashville
Renee Uecker
Grant Wood
The
Red Cross
Rapids
Reform aims for Tax Relief amid budget shortfall debate
Iowa leaders discuss tax relief to boost high skill wage jobs while facing a potential 400 million shortfall in fiscal 2004. Governors and lawmakers mention corrections staffing, possible supplemental spending, and sentencing reform as part of the 2003 session agenda.
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Iowa
Iverson
Senate
Mike Gronstal
Council Bluffs
Frank Chiodo
D-Des Moines
House
Vilsack
Tim Boss Case Highlighted By Defense On Injury Causes
Defense attorney Mike Williams argued Timothy Boss’s injuries could stem from normal falls and noted medications found in his system. In a taped police interview from Jan 2 2002 Boss admitted Timothy was dead after initially claiming the boy ran away. Timothy died likely Feb 23 2000. his body was found buried beneath the Remsen basement floor.
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Mike Williams
Timothy
Williams
Ross
Plymouth County Sheriff
Boss
Michigan
Craig Bartolozzi
Thoman
Timothy Boss
Detroit
Donald
Lisa Boss
Remsen
Moats How Is The Amount Of Weekly Workers Compensation Check Computed
Iowa injury lawyer Moats explains the method to calculate weekly workers compensation payments. The piece covers base benefits, multipliers, and possible adjustments for medical costs and permanent impairment. It cites practice experience and references state guidelines.
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Insurance Company
Division of Workers’ Compensation
Des Moines
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