NY Times Blasts Harvard’s Gay In Detailed Plagiarism Review As Scandal Spirals Out Of Control
Imagine copying and pasting your way to a lavish salary and powerful perks, all while leading a hotbed of hate and indoctrinating the children of the world’s richest and most well-connected families.
Harvard University’ Research Integrity Office received a complaint on this week submitting over 40 allegations of plagiarism against Gay, according to a document obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
The New York Times has come out with a scathing article, analyzing five instances of plagiarism committed by Harvard President Claudine Gay.
To review, Gay has been credibly accused of more than 40 acts of plagiarism during her tenure at Harvard – which the university secretly investigated, threatened journalists over, and ultimately concluded was no big deal – clearing her of breaching Harvard’s “standards for research misconduct.”
An affirmative action monkey does not a Harfart president make.
Gay’s Ph.D. dissertation was called into question, with scholar Carol Swain, whose work was cited in the Harvard president’s dissertation, telling Breitbart News that the Harvard president Gay “is a fraud” and “an embarrassment,” who “should resign.”
NY Times Turns on Claudine Gay
Weasel Words: Harvard Refers to President Claudine Gay’s Plagiarism as ‘Duplicative Language’
Harvard amusingly referred to the plagiarism allegations against its embattled president, Claudine Gay, as “duplicative language.” The university’s weasel words to describe its president’s alleged academic dishonesty are its latest move in a desperate campaign to defend its leader from a mounting chorus of critics in academia and the general public.
