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Aaron Sibarium
December 23, 2023
Harvard University’s review of the plagiarism allegations against its president, Claudine Gay, unearthed a new case of what the university called "inadequate citation" that was not included in any of the documents sent to the school, raising fresh questions about the scope of her misconduct amid a steady drip of damaging revelations.
The new example comes from Gay’s dissertation, where she quoted a 1981 article by Richard Shingles, "Black Consciousness and Political Participation: The Missing Link," without proper attribution, Harvard told the Chronicle of Higher Education on Wednesday.
Harvard elided that novelty in its statement to the Chronicle, listing the new example alongside previously reported ones as if it had already been flagged for the school. Harvard did not respond to a request to comment.
The new example, for which Gay has requested a correction, underscores just how long the list of 40-plus allegations has grown and the possibility that it could grow longer still. It also highlights the weaselly way in which Harvard has sought to downplay the charges, using mealy-mouthed terms like "duplicative language" or, in the case of Shingles’s paper, camouflaging the results of its own probe.
More here on how many lies and fabrications it took to place a communist diversity hire in the President's position at Harvard:
https://freebeacon.com/campus/harva...alleging-allegations-were-demonstrably-false/
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Harvard Itself Unearthed New Case of Plagiarism Not Included In Previous Allegations—After Threatening To Sue New York Post Alleging Allegations Were ‘Demonstrably False’
Claudine Gay, the university’s president, lifted language from a 1981 article without using quotation marks.
Aaron Sibarium
December 23, 2023
Harvard University’s review of the plagiarism allegations against its president, Claudine Gay, unearthed a new case of what the university called "inadequate citation" that was not included in any of the documents sent to the school, raising fresh questions about the scope of her misconduct amid a steady drip of damaging revelations.
The new example comes from Gay’s dissertation, where she quoted a 1981 article by Richard Shingles, "Black Consciousness and Political Participation: The Missing Link," without proper attribution, Harvard told the Chronicle of Higher Education on Wednesday.
Harvard elided that novelty in its statement to the Chronicle, listing the new example alongside previously reported ones as if it had already been flagged for the school. Harvard did not respond to a request to comment.
The new example, for which Gay has requested a correction, underscores just how long the list of 40-plus allegations has grown and the possibility that it could grow longer still. It also highlights the weaselly way in which Harvard has sought to downplay the charges, using mealy-mouthed terms like "duplicative language" or, in the case of Shingles’s paper, camouflaging the results of its own probe.
More here on how many lies and fabrications it took to place a communist diversity hire in the President's position at Harvard:
https://freebeacon.com/campus/harva...alleging-allegations-were-demonstrably-false/