Who's Apologizing Now?
HERE "Scott D. Miller, who barely survived a no-confidence vote last month by faculty members, denied plagiarizing anything but followed the panel's recommendation to apologize. "I've never plagiarized any materials, including those in question," Miller said after the school released the panel's 35-page report.
One incident involved a paper on liberal arts education that appropriated language from a 1997 magazine article by Richard Hersh, former president of Hobart and William Smith Colleges. The second incident involved a speech duplicating a 1997 commencement address by former University of Pennsylvania president Judith Rodin. The third incident involved a speech duplicating a May 1998 column by The