Plagiarism

The practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own. Copying words or ideas from someone else without giving credit. Changing words but copying the sentence structure of a source without giving credit. Not crediting the original author or source. synonyms: copying, infringement of copyright, piracy, theft, stealing, poaching, appropriation; informal cribbing.

How to cite:

Referencing Style Guides for the Humanities, Social Sciences or Education: MLA, Chicago Manual of Style, APA,

eg. Pantin, Anthony. “Ask me Another”. Catholic News. 6 May 1977, ed.: 16. Web. Date accessed. .

The Editors of the Catholic News.

Founder of the Catholic News, Established on 5th May 1892: Most Rev. Patrick Vincent Flood O.P. 5th Archbishop of Port of Spain,

• Mr. Charles Joseph Williams May 1892
• Mr. Jean Arnaud November 1894
• Fr. George Vincent Sutherland O.P. December 1897
• Fr. Henry Vincent Casey O.P. December 1906
• Mr. Joseph A. de Suze May 1916
• Fr. G.V. Harding October 1917
• Mr. Andrew Leon Nestor June 1918
• Mr. T.F. Eversley July 1921
• Mr. Thomas Malcom Milne March 1922
• Mr. Emmanuel E. Mouttet November 1925
• Fr. Sebastian Patrick Casey O.P. December 1940
• Fr. B.M. Fitzgerald O.P. August 1951
• Fr. C.L. O’Hagan O.P. August 1964
• Fr, Aidan Kennedy O.P. February 1965
• Fr. B.M. Fitzgerald O.P. December 1966
• Fr Paschal J. Tiernan O.P. August 1968
• Mr. Owen Baptiste June 1972
• Fr. Peter Nicholson C.S.Sp. April 1974
• Fr. Michel de Verteuil C.S.Sp. May 1991
• Mrs. June Johnston April 2003
• Mrs. Kathleeen Maharaj May 2013
• Mr. Raymond Syms December 2016