Silent borrowers

Article Abstract:

Web search engines like Google and Crawford notes can help academics find plagiarists and their sources in seconds as a growing number of Australian universities are using plagiarism-detection software. In order to overcome plagiarism, closed book exams are making a comeback because they help in assessing the performance of the students.

Prepackaged software, Computer Software, Software Publishers, Services information, Usage, Software, Services, Plagiarism, Control, Internet/Web search services, Search engines, Internet search software, Internet/Web search service, Software quality, Text search and retrieval software

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The sexual evolution

Article Abstract:

The growing choice in sexual lifestyles has seen the emergence of swinging parties and sex shops in the uptown places in Australia. The idea that sex should be tied to procreation and marriage still holds good in spite of the sexual revolution.

Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Vice Suppliers, Sexual behavior, Growth, Sex oriented businesses, Australians, Company growth

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Mad professors

Article Abstract:

The proposed industrial reforms for tertiary education by the Australian government are discussed. The teachers are dissatisfied with the salary and inflexibility of the university system.

Government domestic functions, Personnel administration, Compensation and benefits, College teachers, College faculty, Teachers, Education policy, Educational reform

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