ENGL100

 

(1)     Michael Atkinson.  “Tatooing and Civilizing Processes.”  Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology.  2004.  41.2.  125-146.

 

(2)     Abbi Flint, et al.  “Exploring Staff Perceptions of Plagiarism.”  Journal of Further and Higher Education.  2006.  30.2.  145-156.

 

(3)     Timothy G. Gombis.  “Ephesians 2 as a Narrative of Divine Warfare.”  Journal for the Study of the New Testament.  2004.  26.4.  403-418.

 

(4)     Linda Kalof, et al.  “Animals, Women, and Weapons.”  Society and Animals.  2004.  12.3.  237-251.

 

(5)     Liam Kennedy.  “Remembering September 11: Photography as Cultural Diplomacy.”  International Affairs.  2003.  79.2.  315-326.

 

(6)     Janice E. Martin and Steven M. Janosik.  “The Use of Legal Terminology in Student Conduct Codes.”  NASPA Journal.  Fall 2004.  42.1.  36-50.

 

(7)     Samuel J. Levine.  “Portraits of Criminals on Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska.”  Widener Law Journal.  2005.  14.3  767-785.

 

(8)     Miguel Roig.  “Plagiarism and Paraphrasing Criteria of College and University Professors.”  Ethics and Behavior.  2001.  11.3.  307-323.