Don't Trust Snakes: Oh, dear . . . oh, my

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ROGER THORNHILL

Monday, May 01, 2006

Oh, dear . . . oh, my

Don't Trust SnakesAdditional passages in the novel by a Harvard sophomore, whose book was removed from stores last week after she acknowledged plagiarizing portions of it, appear to be copied from three more authors.

New York TimesFresh passages in the novel by a Harvard sophomore, whose book was pulled from stores last week after she acknowledged plagiarizing portions of it, appear to be copied from a second author.

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