Rutgers study claims widespread student cheating across US
Anthropology professor Michael Moffatt surveyed 232 Rutgers students and found 45 percent cheating occasionally and 33 percent regularly. Methods included copying tests, using cheat sheets, and plagiarizing papers. Fraternity and sorority members showed higher odds, with economics majors among the worst offenders.
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Rutgers University
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Moffatt
CDC says HIV-2 screening too costly given few cases
CDC officials in Atlanta report that HIV-2, a rare AIDS virus form, is unlikely in U S blood supplies. A study of over 25 000 samples found no HIV-2 donors. testing all donors would cost over 60 million annually, so HIV-2 screening is not pursued.
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Archbishop says Vatican rap won't affect abortion stand
Milwaukee Archbishop Rembert Weakland says Vatican censure over studying reasons for abortion will not silence his views. He jokes he would only be silenced if someone pulled out his tongue and notes the Fribourg honor ban was not taken seriously. He emphasizes dialogue with women in his archdiocese and argues church leaders should reexamine abortion reasons.
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