Badger Herald editor fired for plagiarism
By Andy Berens | Dec. 6, 2006The Badger Herald, a UW-Madison student newspaper, fired an editor Nov. 30 who plagiarized at least 10 articles over the course of the fall 2006 semester.'
The Badger Herald, a UW-Madison student newspaper, fired an editor Nov. 30 who plagiarized at least 10 articles over the course of the fall 2006 semester.'
After two weeks of knowing it would play in the Capital One Bowl Jan 1. in Orlando, Fla., the UW football team (7-1 Big Ten, 11-1 overall) hit the practice fields Tuesday for the first time since finding out it would face Arkansas (8-2 SEC, 10-3 overall).
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