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About This Document: In 1998, for example, Boston Globe columnist Mike Barnicle allegedly stole jokes from a book written by comedian George Carlin, following accusations in 1992 from Chicago columnist Mike Royko that Barnicle had plagiarized at least two of his Chicago Tribune columns. [...] the American Historical Association threw up its metaphorical hands in frustration in 2003 after the Ambrose and Goodwin affairs and abolished its practice of adjudication.2 Individual historians responded, however, to what some regarded as a "global meltdown of standards," in the words of one reviewer.3 Peter Charles Hoffer of the University of Georgia and a member of the American Historical Associations professional division established by the AHA to audit professional standards for academic historians, undertook a book-length consideration of the problem in 2004, appropriately entitled Past Imperfect.

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