In a recent speech, the chancellor of the University of Western Australia, Diane Smith-Gander , pointed out there has always been cheating by students at university. The difference today is scale.
In the past, cheating was a small problem because of the effort involved: students needed brothers, sisters or friends willing to do their assignments for them, or the money and the wherewithal to pay contract-cheating firms to write their essays.
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