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Aside from the guilty-until-proved-innocent argument, many students are apoplectic that a for-profit entity--which charges 87?? per student per year for plagiarism detection--is making money off their homework. As soon as a paper is vetted for cut- and-paste plagiarism, it joins a database against which every new submission will be compared. Thus, argues a recent Op-Ed in the Texas A&M newspaper, the company should have to pay to use these works, "without which their service would be crippled." Concerns about intellectual-property rights as well as cost led the University of Kansas...
...they were greatly aided by an accompanying hail of other good news, including a pickup in steel buying, active retail trade, a big bulge in carloadings (see p. 56), re-entry of the House of Morgan into the securities business (see below) and pegging of Canadian wheat at 87??¢ per bu. General Motors reported a striking sales gain in August over July. General Electric boosted its quarterly 15¢ dividend to 20¢. Furthermore, the stockmarket had already resumed its upward surge two days before the President's letter was published...
...Gigant, the largest farm on earth, so badly run that Correspondent Knickerbocker estimates a loss in "real dollars, not paper rubles" to the Soviet Government of $750,000 last year. . . . Verbhid or "Camel" where it costs only 67¢ to produce a bushel of grain as against 87?? at Gigant...