Social Harvard president, Claudine Gay resigns.

[Scerpi]

You fell for the most obvious troll post ever.

haha... yup. Caught it later.

But there's parties actually saying what was in that post. So... easy to fall for sometimes.

 

[ShadowRun]

This is why people are losing trust with MSM

Just non stop Bs and games

 

[cottagecheesefan]

She even swagger-jacked RuPaul.

 

[MMAisGod]

When it’s too much even for Nate

This is why people are losing trust with MSM

Just non stop Bs and games

Wait lol, "resignation highlights new conservative weapon against colleges: plagiarism"??? LOL!

Plagiarism good?
Not all plagiarism is bad plagiarism?
93% peaceful plagiarism?

We've good some good material to work with if they roll with this one.

 

[William Munny]

This is why people are losing trust with MSM

Just non stop Bs and games

I was under the impression that plagiarism was always bad, especially from someone like the president of Harvard.

 

[CatchnShoot]

You should go back to doing Wadtucket bombs and liking every post in a thread...

You've really gone downhill since you've actually started posting

You're just salty 'cause you fell for the bit...lol

 

[Jack V Savage]

I was under the impression that plagiarism was always bad, especially from someone like the president of Harvard.

Best take is from Chait, IMO:

Claudine Gay Had to Resign, But She Was Right About the Big Things

A tragicomic ending to a culture-war set piece.

nymag.com

 

[Scerpi]

Best take is from Chait, IMO:

Claudine Gay Had to Resign, But She Was Right About the Big Things

A tragicomic ending to a culture-war set piece.

nymag.com

That article understated the extend of Gay's plagerism and copying other people's work. Stating that she just failed to cite sources. Instead of noting she copied entire passages... for her PHD dissertation.

Summary of her plagerizing without referencing.

https://freebeacon.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Complaint2.pdf

lol... this guy has a PHD... in something

 

[SuperLuigi]

Kinda interesting that if not for the plagiarism the Jews might not have been able to take her down.

 

[Natural Order]

Best take is from Chait, IMO:

Claudine Gay Had to Resign, But She Was Right About the Big Things

A tragicomic ending to a culture-war set piece.

nymag.com

Imagine thinking her squad of oversight and review on her dissertation didn't catch and correct these problems (fun fact: some of the most egregious copy was from one of her key mentors...)

They may want to look a little deeper at others maybe, no?

Article is absolute garbage, lol. Her tenure was nothing but comical theatrics from somebody unqualified for the position.

 

[Natural Order]

The plagiarism is clearly enough to have warranted her stepping down immediately.

This actually worked in Harvard's favour in getting to use this line rather than succumbing to pressure from pro-Israel groups. Perfect timing of two pieces of ineptitude.

 

[Mr Holmes]

This is why people are losing trust with MSM

Just non stop Bs and games

Next they're going to argue doing your own work is a sign of whiteness and it needs to be dismantled <45>

 

[ColemanwastheGOAT]

Wait lol, "resignation highlights new conservative weapon against colleges: plagiarism"??? LOL!

Plagiarism good?
Not all plagiarism is bad plagiarism?
93% peaceful plagiarism?

We've good some good material to work with if they roll with this one.

Her papers were fiery but mostly non-plagiarized.

 

[Rob Battisti]

Imagine thinking her squad of oversight and review on her dissertation didn't catch and correct these problems (fun fact: some of the most egregious copy was from one of her key mentors...)

They may want to look a little deeper at others maybe, no?

Article is absolute garbage, lol. Her tenure was nothing but comical theatrics from somebody unqualified for the position.

It’s the perfect Jack article. It both admits what she did was wrong but not really.

 

[Natural Order]

Didn't the first accusations of plagiarism come about AFTER her hearing about the genocide stuff?

LOL, if so I could see that Harvard had this ready to drop when needed and likely spearheaded the 40 point accusation from "outside" sources....

 

[Natural Order]

When I go to Google and start typing in 'Claudine Gay plagiarism' there is no link, no autofill, no connection to the word in any of the suggestions. Only when I hit enter anyway am I taken to the real results (dozens of pages connecting the two subject matters).

Yucky.

 

[Super_Nintendo]

the woke left: "blacks are so dumb that they're allowed to plagiarize and if god forbid they're removed for their incompetency we'll give them the ultimate participation trophy and keep paying them"



holy shit, is there any other scenario here?

 

[Scerpi]

Imagine thinking her squad of oversight and review on her dissertation didn't catch and correct these problems (fun fact: some of the most egregious copy was from one of her key mentors...)

They may want to look a little deeper at others maybe, no?

Article is absolute garbage, lol. Her tenure was nothing but comical theatrics from somebody unqualified for the position.

Doesn't stop the woke mob from claiming the Race Card

 

[William Munny]

Doesn't stop the woke mob from claiming the Race Card

these people are sick.

 

[William Munny]

Best take is from Chait, IMO:

Claudine Gay Had to Resign, But She Was Right About the Big Things

A tragicomic ending to a culture-war set piece.

nymag.com

I agree/disagree with certain aspects of this article.

he spends too much time attacking Christopher Rufo, and the hearings were NOT a trap. she and the MIT/Penn state president had several opportunities to answer the question at hand, even deliver nuanced responses, such as "well...what chants/threats are we referring to? what calls for gen0cide? are we referring to certain slogans like "river to the sea?" this means different things to different people..."

her answer was abysmal, as were the answers from the other two. cowardly in fact.

I don't like the term "immaterial' here, but I for the most part agree with this statement from Chait.:

Gay’s offenses, while immaterial to the main thrust of her work, would have invited stern punishment if committed by an undergraduate