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According to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, American colleges are in crisis. This Sunday, both papers prominently featured pieces decrying the modernization of higher ed. At the NYT, there's hand-wringing over hook-up culture; the WSJ is worried about the death of the humanities. It's all very bleak—and familiar.

Kate Taylor takes a peek into the world of hook-ups at the University of Pennsylvania in "Sex on Campus: She Can Play That Game, Too." The lengthy piece can be distilled to this—some women at Penn are choosing to "hook up" instead of seriously date, so that they have more time to focus on school and work. Taylor often refers to "A.," a "slim, pretty junior" at Penn, who rather bluntly discusses sex and her own ambitions:

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I am stating this because there is one particular blogger who has been stealing my blog content (content scraping) - even my personal ones about my sons (and implying he/she is writing about his/her sons!!!!) and those I wrote and stating  and hosting it in a website url that is very similar to mine with just a double digit number added to http://masterwordsmith-unpluggedXX.blogspot.com just so he/she can steal traffic for advertising revenue. Many advertisements have been hosted in that site which is ALSO CALLED Masterwordsmith-Unplugged!!!!

Readers would know know because of aesthetics, I have not hosted any advertisements in my blogs because I blog to share and not to earn $$$. Besides, if he/she wants to blog and earn advertising revenue, he/she should do his/her homework, put in effort and reap well-deserved rewards.  I spend a lot of time trawling the net for interesting articles to share and it is not fair that he/she exploits my blog/effort for selfish reasons. Most unethical!

If you are concerned and would like to support my fight against copyright infringement, please voice your support at:

1. Blogger Product Forum

and/or

2. Report Copyright Infringement DMCA (Digital Millenium Copyright Act

Do not go to that blog which is filled with malicious scripts!

If there are any lawyers reading this who would like to assist, please write to me at writetomws at hush dot ai.

I really hope Blogger or DMCA authorities will close the blog/ask him/her to take down all the stolen content and ban that blogger for such unscrupulous practices. Ethically, anyone who uses content from other places cannot host the entire article but only an excerpt, state the source/writer and backlink to the original source - which is what I always do.

Thank you very much for your kindness and support. Have a blessed day.