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Wikipedia is not as bad as some people make it sound. Yes, anyone can edit wikipedia, but they have staff that watch out for stuff like that and fix wrong information.
wikipedia is perfectly fine for internet forum usage, this is not a PRJ..., plus majority of wikipedia IS sourced.
I still wasn't allowed to use wikipedia in college lol.
Oh wow that sucks lol.. I am doing my masters at capella university, and they allow for students to use Wikipedia. Also I went to college in Monroe College in the Bronx in fordham road, they also allowed me to use Wikipedia.
Oh wow that sucks lol.. I am doing my masters at capella university, and they allow for students to use Wikipedia. Also I went to college in Monroe College in the Bronx in fordham road, they also allowed me to use Wikipedia.
damn... we can't use ANY encyclopedias for my research papers as they also have bias sometimes.
I'm doing my Masters right now, and we can only use books and scholarly articles from the college's database.
That's how it was for me in grad school as well. As a matter of fact, I can't remember anytime in my college career, undergrad OR grad, that I was allowed to use an encyclopedia as a source. It was primary literature (peer-reviewed journal articles, etc.) all day for me.
Whenever I had to do a paper, wikipedia wasn't "illegal", but most professors discouraged students from using it.
Back to New Jersey. More people pick New Jersey over South Carolina because there is more to do. Yes, NJ and SC have beaches and mountains. New Jersey also has many urban areas with alot of stuff to do.
The city of Newark has an interesting distinction: The first Karate Kid movie was filmed partially in Newark(the first part of it).
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