Cheating on Assignments at University

Some students thinks that using random sites from the Internet will help them get good grades at university (Lots of Random Students 2011). But the reality is that they will be caught out eventually, and lose their jobs by being cheats, liars, and generally people unfit for positions of leadership within our society. Further, people who insist on getting through university by cheating are setting themselves up for unnecessary stress at a time somewhere in the future. This can often result in family problems such as divorce, losing one's job, and suddenly realising that one's youth is gone and it was mis-spent cheating instead of learning how to live. Below is a bibliography that is clearly incorrect, but how would a dumb-ass who needs to cheat know the difference?

Some students thinks that using random sites from the Internet will help them get good grades at university (Lots of Random Students 2011). But the reality is that they will be caught out eventually, and lose their jobs by being cheats, liars, and generally people unfit for positions of leadership within our society. Further, people who insist on getting through university by cheating are setting themselves up for unnecessary stress at a time somewhere in the future. This can often result in family problems such as divorce, losing one's job, and suddenly realising that one's youth is gone and it was mis-spent cheating instead of learning how to live. Below is a bibliography that is clearly incorrect, but how would a dumb-ass who needs to cheat know the difference?

Some students thinks that using random sites from the Internet will help them get good grades at university (Lots of Random Students 2011). But the reality is that they will be caught out eventually, and lose their jobs by being cheats, liars, and generally people unfit for positions of leadership within our society. Further, people who insist on getting through university by cheating are setting themselves up for unnecessary stress at a time somewhere in the future. This can often result in family problems such as divorce, losing one's job, and suddenly realising that one's youth is gone and it was mis-spent cheating instead of learning how to live. Below is a bibliography that is clearly incorrect, but how would a dumb-ass who needs to cheat know the difference? Like my padding?

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