原来哈佛校长Claudine Gay抄袭的事10月底就捅出来了，只是被压下去了。还威胁媒体呢。 那个时候她还没去国会作证呢。 The university says it was first alerted to allegations that Gay took other academics’ words and used them as her own by The Post in late October when we approached its spokesman Jonathan Swain for comment during our reporting. But what it did next — threaten The Post in a 15-page bullying letter from bare-knuckle law firm Clare Locke and clear Gay before investigating her — leaves a series of unanswered questions about the university’s most important governing figures. https://nypost.com/2024/01/04/news/claudine-gay-plagiarism-scandal-questions-mount-for-harvard/
Dear Members of the Harvard Community, With great sadness, we write in light of President Claudine Gay’s message announcing her intention to step down from the presidency and resume her faculty position at Harvard. First and foremost, we thank President Gay for her deep and unwavering commitment to Harvard and to the pursuit of academic excellence. Throughout her long and distinguished leadership as Dean of Social Science then as Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences—where she skillfully led the FAS through the COVID-19 pandemic and pursued ambitious new academic initiatives in areas such as quantum science and inequality—she demonstrated the insight, decisiveness, and empathy that are her hallmark. She believes passionately in Harvard’s mission of education and research, and she cares profoundly about the people whose talents, ideas, and energy drive Harvard. She has devoted her career to an institution whose ideals and priorities she has worked tirelessly to advance, and we are grateful for the extraordinary contributions she has made—and will continue to make—as a leader, a teacher, a scholar, a mentor, and an inspiration to many. We are also grateful to Alan M. Garber, Provost and Chief Academic Officer, who has served with distinction in that role for the past twelve years—and who has agreed to serve as Interim President until a new leader for Harvard is identified and takes office. An economist and a physician, he is a distinguished and wide-ranging scholar with appointments at Harvard Medical School, Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences, the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. We are fortunate to have someone of Alan’s broad and deep experience, incisive judgment, collaborative style, and extraordinary institutional knowledge to carry forward key priorities and to guide the university through this interim period. These past several months have seen Harvard and higher education face a series of sustained and unprecedented challenges. In the face of escalating controversy and conflict, President Gay and the Fellows have sought to be guided by the best interests of the institution whose future progress and well-being we are together committed to uphold. Her own message conveying her intention to step down eloquently underscores what those who have worked with her have long known—her commitment to the institution and its mission is deep and selfless. It is with that overarching consideration in mind that we have accepted her resignation. We do so with sorrow. While President Gay has acknowledged missteps and has taken responsibility for them, it is also true that she has shown remarkable resilience in the face of deeply personal and sustained attacks. While some of this has played out in the public domain, much of it has taken the form of repugnant and in some cases racist vitriol directed at her through disgraceful emails and phone calls. We condemn such attacks in the strongest possible terms. The search for a new president of the university will begin in due course. We will be in further touch about the process, which will include broad engagement and consultation with the Harvard community in the time ahead. For today, we close by reiterating our gratitude to President Gay for her devoted service to Harvard, as well as to Provost Garber for his willingness to lead the university through the interim period to come. We also extend our thanks to all of you for your continuing commitment to Harvard’s vital educational and research mission—and to core values of excellence, inclusiveness, and free inquiry and expression. At a time when strife and division are so prevalent in our nation and our world, embracing and advancing that mission—in a spirit of common purpose—has never been more important. We live in difficult and troubling times, and formidable challenges lie ahead. May our community, with its long history of rising through change and through storm, find new ways to meet those challenges together, and to affirm Harvard’s commitment to generating knowledge, pursuing truth, and contributing through scholarship and education to a better world. The Fellows of Harvard College Penny Pritzker, Senior Fellow Timothy R. Barakett, Treasurer Kenneth I. Chenault Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar Paul J. Finnegan Biddy Martin Karen Gordon Mills Diana L. Nelson Tracy P. Palandjian Shirley M. Tilghman Theodore V. Wells, Jr.
The Fellows of Harvard College Penny Pritzker, Senior Fellow (女，Obama 铁杆） Timothy R. Barakett, Treasurer （白男，加拿大人） Kenneth I. Chenault （黑） Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar （墨墨，前 Obama 政府官员） Paul J. Finnegan （白老头） Biddy Martin （女） Karen Gordon Mills （女，前 Obama 政府官员） Diana L. Nelson （女） Tracy P. Palandjian (女，美华） Shirley M. Tilghman （女，加拿大人） Theodore V. Wells, Jr. （黑）
“I will always deliver results,” Stefanik said. “The resignation of Harvard’s antisemitic plagiarist president is long overdue. Claudine Gay’s morally bankrupt answers to my questions made history as the most viewed Congressional testimony in the history of the U.S. Congress. “Her answers were absolutely pathetic and devoid of the moral leadership and academic integrity required of the President of Harvard,” she continued. “This is just the beginning of what will be the greatest scandal of any college or university in history.” Other GOP lawmakers, including Reps. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.), Kevin Hern (R-Okla.), Carlos Giménez (R-Fla.) and Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) praised Gay’s resignation Tuesday. “This is the right move,” Biggs said in a post on X with a screenshot of The Harvard Crimson’s article on Gay’s resignation. “Our university leaders have gone full-on woke and harbor anti-Semitism on campuses. Many should step down.”
"I have served as a voting member of the Harvard College Honor Council, the body tasked with upholding the College’s community standards of academic integrity. ... Omitting quotation marks, citing sources incompletely, or not citing sources at all constitutes plagiarism according to Harvard’s definitions. In my experience, when students omit quotation marks and citations, as President Gay did, the sanction is usually one term of probation — a permanent mark on a student’s record. A student on probation is no longer considered in good standing, disqualifying them from opportunities like fellowships and study-abroad programs. Good standing is also required to receive a degree. In my experience, when a student is found responsible for multiple separate Honor Code violations, they are generally required to withdraw — i.e., suspended — from the College for two semesters. Since the Council was established in 2015, roughly 16 percent of students who have appeared before us have been required to withdraw. ... 对校长的学术诚信要求应该比对学生的要求更高而不是低。 https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2023/12/31/honor-council-member-gay/
Roland Fryer这么优秀而且真是从底层上来的黑人教授，就是因为论文提供了政治不那么正确的数据，被莫须有罪名迫害，Gay当时作为院长是力主revoke他的tenure的。 https://quillette.com/2022/04/15/why-did-harvard-university-go-after-one-of-its-best-black-professors/ https://www.newsweek.com/claudine-gay-made-career-attacking-black-scholars-dont-defend-her-being-black-opinion-1855912
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Arkman 老婆， mit 教授，刚被翻出来毕业论文剽窃啦
The university says it was first alerted to allegations that Gay took other academics’ words and used them as her own by The Post in late October when we approached its spokesman Jonathan Swain for comment during our reporting. But what it did next — threaten The Post in a 15-page bullying letter from bare-knuckle law firm Clare Locke and clear Gay before investigating her — leaves a series of unanswered questions about the university’s most important governing figures.
https://nypost.com/2024/01/04/news/claudine-gay-plagiarism-scandal-questions-mount-for-harvard/
看到犹太佬说 哈马斯是个 a globally recognized terrorist organization， 俺就已经没兴趣看它 瞎逼逼了
只是resign了校长， 继续在哈佛当教授，可看看多少人节奏带的，说人家是因为学术造假辞职的，学术造假还能当教授吗？
但能骗一个骗一个，造谣没底线，滥货一堆。
🛋️ 沙发板凳
这谁能有内幕消息啊。。。大家都只能看媒体发出来的消息而已。
在美国和中东，犹太人就是高等人，得罪犹太人就是死路一条。犹太人非法占领土地，那么多年那么多次被全世界那么多的国家在联合国反对，而美国一直选择跟非正义的一方站在一起，跟美国立国以来在别的时候基本都选择正义一方的做法大相径庭。这都可以硬着头皮做下去，弄掉一个摆门面的哈佛校长算什么？
其实这些名人一堆脏东西，只是等待时机有需要才翻出来而已
话说买买提一个技校，何必掺和藤校们爱玩政治的游戏，这种事应该HYP，哥，宾等校学生去玩
犹太人终究是美国人的爸爸，这件事已经逼辞两个大藤校长了
她自己身有屎，学术剽窃，怨不得别人喔。
论文抄袭者都能当哈佛校长，哈佛还成何体统了。
这个难说，但是得罪了Jews是实锤。
这不是意料之中的事情。。
马斯克世界首富，怼天怼地，敢公开喊话让迪斯尼滚蛋。。 但就因为手滑点赞了一个所谓的反犹推特，都还不是他自己发的，就不得不亲自去以色列赔罪。。
犹太人就是天龙人，就是美国人的爹，谁碰谁死。。 在涉及犹太人的问题上，只存在全力支持和被迫支持，不存在言论自由
这事跟屎完全没关系。
都是借口罢了。无非就是得罪了犹太人。 有黑材料，就用黑材料 没啥黑材料的，直接就停止资金资助，停止从学校招人，在全社会发动网暴发动舆论攻击，
关键是犹太人自己都知道他们这次在加沙屠杀的太过分。。 所以一定要杀鸡儆猴，公开斩首几个示众，展示自己的威慑力，不然美国内部的反犹舆论压不下去。。
With great sadness, we write in light of President Claudine Gay’s message announcing her intention to step down from the presidency and resume her faculty position at Harvard.
First and foremost, we thank President Gay for her deep and unwavering commitment to Harvard and to the pursuit of academic excellence. Throughout her long and distinguished leadership as Dean of Social Science then as Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences—where she skillfully led the FAS through the COVID-19 pandemic and pursued ambitious new academic initiatives in areas such as quantum science and inequality—she demonstrated the insight, decisiveness, and empathy that are her hallmark. She believes passionately in Harvard’s mission of education and research, and she cares profoundly about the people whose talents, ideas, and energy drive Harvard. She has devoted her career to an institution whose ideals and priorities she has worked tirelessly to advance, and we are grateful for the extraordinary contributions she has made—and will continue to make—as a leader, a teacher, a scholar, a mentor, and an inspiration to many.
We are also grateful to Alan M. Garber, Provost and Chief Academic Officer, who has served with distinction in that role for the past twelve years—and who has agreed to serve as Interim President until a new leader for Harvard is identified and takes office. An economist and a physician, he is a distinguished and wide-ranging scholar with appointments at Harvard Medical School, Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences, the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. We are fortunate to have someone of Alan’s broad and deep experience, incisive judgment, collaborative style, and extraordinary institutional knowledge to carry forward key priorities and to guide the university through this interim period.
These past several months have seen Harvard and higher education face a series of sustained and unprecedented challenges. In the face of escalating controversy and conflict, President Gay and the Fellows have sought to be guided by the best interests of the institution whose future progress and well-being we are together committed to uphold. Her own message conveying her intention to step down eloquently underscores what those who have worked with her have long known—her commitment to the institution and its mission is deep and selfless. It is with that overarching consideration in mind that we have accepted her resignation.
We do so with sorrow. While President Gay has acknowledged missteps and has taken responsibility for them, it is also true that she has shown remarkable resilience in the face of deeply personal and sustained attacks. While some of this has played out in the public domain, much of it has taken the form of repugnant and in some cases racist vitriol directed at her through disgraceful emails and phone calls. We condemn such attacks in the strongest possible terms.
The search for a new president of the university will begin in due course. We will be in further touch about the process, which will include broad engagement and consultation with the Harvard community in the time ahead.
For today, we close by reiterating our gratitude to President Gay for her devoted service to Harvard, as well as to Provost Garber for his willingness to lead the university through the interim period to come. We also extend our thanks to all of you for your continuing commitment to Harvard’s vital educational and research mission—and to core values of excellence, inclusiveness, and free inquiry and expression. At a time when strife and division are so prevalent in our nation and our world, embracing and advancing that mission—in a spirit of common purpose—has never been more important. We live in difficult and troubling times, and formidable challenges lie ahead. May our community, with its long history of rising through change and through storm, find new ways to meet those challenges together, and to affirm Harvard’s commitment to generating knowledge, pursuing truth, and contributing through scholarship and education to a better world.
The Fellows of Harvard College
Penny Pritzker, Senior Fellow Timothy R. Barakett, Treasurer Kenneth I. Chenault Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar Paul J. Finnegan Biddy Martin Karen Gordon Mills Diana L. Nelson Tracy P. Palandjian Shirley M. Tilghman Theodore V. Wells, Jr.
掌握了金钱就掌握了命脉！ 金钱既正义！
mit 校长本身自己也是犹太人
犹太人不会因为这个放她一马的
也有例外。老油子Epstein搞under aged girls, 有一大堆权贵被牵涉。 a good Jew is a dead Jew.
不是都引用了么？
据说acknowledgement都抄别人的段落，我也是服了。
犹太人用这套来控制美国 美国则用这套来控制自己的盟友，所以才长期监听所有盟友的通讯，从德国总理到韩国总统，就没有不被监听的。。
所以才把华为视为国家安全问题，要全球封杀，因为华为的通讯器材影响了美国全球监听/情报收集的能力
Penny Pritzker, Senior Fellow (女，Obama 铁杆） Timothy R. Barakett, Treasurer （白男，加拿大人） Kenneth I. Chenault （黑） Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar （墨墨，前 Obama 政府官员） Paul J. Finnegan （白老头） Biddy Martin （女） Karen Gordon Mills （女，前 Obama 政府官员） Diana L. Nelson （女） Tracy P. Palandjian (女，美华） Shirley M. Tilghman （女，加拿大人） Theodore V. Wells, Jr. （黑）
大哥不要笑二哥 郭文贵是怎么起家的？
这些都不重要。
犹太人觉得她行，给定制一个DEI，她就可以当哈弗校长。
犹太人觉得她不行，挖一点论文抄材料，她就要下台。
完全同意。犹太人集团的猜测有点过了
学术剽窃居然可以当上世界第一大学的校长说明体制问题？
不用内幕, 不就是不反对反犹加抄作文被曝光
没觉正义不正义是个事. 政治这个东西正义和立场有关. 你去问问江青, 文革杀人抄家还正义呢
对的, 本来就是没啥本事, 靠黑皮上位
“I will always deliver results,” Stefanik said. “The resignation of Harvard’s antisemitic plagiarist president is long overdue. Claudine Gay’s morally bankrupt answers to my questions made history as the most viewed Congressional testimony in the history of the U.S. Congress.
“Her answers were absolutely pathetic and devoid of the moral leadership and academic integrity required of the President of Harvard,” she continued. “This is just the beginning of what will be the greatest scandal of any college or university in history.”
Other GOP lawmakers, including Reps. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.), Kevin Hern (R-Okla.), Carlos Giménez (R-Fla.) and Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) praised Gay’s resignation Tuesday.
“This is the right move,” Biggs said in a post on X with a screenshot of The Harvard Crimson’s article on Gay’s resignation. “Our university leaders have gone full-on woke and harbor anti-Semitism on campuses. Many should step down.”
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我也看了那些涉嫌剽窃句子，证据确凿。她的问题是没用自己语言表达，而是照抄并且没有cite。
在这点上，我更相信方舟子的，方说：只是引用，而且复述了，还标注了来源，根本不是剽窃。
你啥学术打假背景，介绍下？
这些黑材料估计在她准备让她上台时就准备好不时之需了。还有大学众多兄弟会姐妹会之类的，黑材料工作的准备 就从大学开始了。奥巴马的重磅黑材料估计握在他背后黑影主子手里，加上背后黑影大佬都内部协商好了。克林顿这个下中产出身的政治素人 就有好色的毛病，关键时刻，好色黑材料就开整啦。当然啦，如果这些政客黑材料还搞不到，背后黑影就开始最后方案，直接宰了了事；比如死啦的肯尼迪
方舟子被sun铊收买攻击贝志城的行为让我对他所有其他一切claim 失去信任。
https://www.caclubindia.com/wealth/claudine-gay-net-worth/#:~:text=President%20of%20Harvard%20University%20Claudine,%24970%2C000%20salary%20annually%20from%20Harvard.
Harvard Crimson上有一个匿名的作者写了为什么这些抄袭应该导致校长辞职。这位作者是哈佛学术诚信审核委员会的成员。审核过很多学生论文诚信问题的案子。校长的这些段落抄袭如果提交给哈佛学术诚信委员会审核是过不了的。如果姑息校长，那以后这个委员会就没有权威去审核学生抄袭的案子了。
这一点我同意肘子 说她剽窃其实有点儿鸡蛋里挑骨头的意思了 不能说完全没有，但也没多严重 我觉得真正问题在于她那么少 那么单薄的学术成果 居然可以在斯坦福和哈佛拿到教职而且做到校长 她那个学术成果，换成一个亚裔，AP三年中期review就被赶走了
学术打假需要背景吗？美国top学校博士学位够不够？你是听方舟子说，我是自己对比了剽窃的句子。
学术打假这点上，方舟子的credit，比楼上几个大妈强不知道一千倍，还信誓旦旦说自己看过了呢，她要是看过才怪！
方舟子
犹太富豪和种族主义者还是很厉害的，最终通过不停地攻击哈佛校长“剽窃”逼得她为了哈佛利益辞职。她那些被指控“剽窃”的论文其实只是在方法、综述等非原创的部分有个别地方最多算是改写不够或失引，明显是失误，换了别人改正一下就可以了。谁会在一篇长篇论文的一个无关紧要的地方去有意剽窃一两句话呢？
谁没看过或者没比较过哪些剽窃的句子谁滚蛋。你听别人说反而比别人看过的更有理了。
MIT 校长估计也快了？
她是油 这么多天过去了，你见过有人找她茬吗
哪他们早干嘛去了？ 哈佛校长又不是今天才当的。 论文一7不是今天才发表的钱。。
是的
你去X看一下 Bill Arkman 的疯狂发帖就知道了 Bill Arkman 是花街犹太金主集团的带头活跃分子
LOL, 需要政治正确DEI地时候， 这种水货也能当校长
等到这个水货校长不小心得罪了犹大人， 水货就成了原罪
"I have served as a voting member of the Harvard College Honor Council, the body tasked with upholding the College’s community standards of academic integrity.
... Omitting quotation marks, citing sources incompletely, or not citing sources at all constitutes plagiarism according to Harvard’s definitions. In my experience, when students omit quotation marks and citations, as President Gay did, the sanction is usually one term of probation — a permanent mark on a student’s record. A student on probation is no longer considered in good standing, disqualifying them from opportunities like fellowships and study-abroad programs. Good standing is also required to receive a degree.
In my experience, when a student is found responsible for multiple separate Honor Code violations, they are generally required to withdraw — i.e., suspended — from the College for two semesters. Since the Council was established in 2015, roughly 16 percent of students who have appeared before us have been required to withdraw. ...
对校长的学术诚信要求应该比对学生的要求更高而不是低。
https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2023/12/31/honor-council-member-gay/
不能同意这个，毕业论文不是文献综述，论文可以复述或者总结别人的东西，但是第一不能照抄原文，第二要注明引用。这个研究生一入学就会专门讲的呀，不存在不知道的问题。
这个水货一开始就不够格当校长， 但是因为DEI当上了，现在又因为得罪了犹太人被翻旧账，这是负负得正，最终回到原点。
她應答態度表現好點
還是有糾錯能力的
这个黑女就是政治正确大毒瘤，德才都不配位，上台就是一个笑话。
你估计不看wsj
有道理！
这个 Ms. Stefrank 非要每个校长，说 Yes，想强迫每个校长说 Yes。 这就很霸道
按事情发展来看，应该是全下台，有先后而已。一个主动下台了，学术成就保留了。一个被迫下台了，学术声誉毁了。第三个自己看着办吧
我觉得她不合格。 我选儿医，尽量避免黑人，特别是黑女，因为不能够保证他们合格。
真丢人呀！瞧不起哈佛。。。。
学术剽窃可不就是说你有你就有，没有也有！ 学术剽窃可不就是说你没你就没，有也没有！
但是，对于这位，尤其是关注了她在国会的表演后，只能说，辞晚了，本来就不配。
没有金刚钻别揽瓷器活。你这给指责就像马保国上了擂台后怪对方不讲武德。
这些校长都是百万年薪，背后还有一堆$1000/小时的律师加持培训。表现不佳只能怪自己。
我打开Yahoo, 就是这个新闻头条（from AP)
不是不咋地，是没水平。总共11篇论文，还好几篇抄袭。她这水平，皮肤换个颜色连州大都进不去。