I think it’s hilarious you attack the anonymity when the complaints were filed anonymously. Someone didn’t want the accusations to be tied directly to the GOP.
Like I said, partisan hit job.
Oh yes, hilarity all around....speaking of this, I think it's hilarious that you're pretending to not know the well-established definition of "plagiarism" and that it would take a "hit-job" to bring down the president of a university for blatantly committing plagiarism over and over and over again over the course of decades.
It shows that you unconsciously don't believe that academia should have the highest level of rigor and integrity at all, even in the conduct of an Ivy League president as long as her politics match your own.
On the other hand, I have already stated in the thread that I would want any professional to be exposed and face the consequences for committing misconduct or fraud of any kind, regardless of their politics or the methodology by which they are exposed for their fraud.
For me, it's about honesty and integrity among the professional community, including my own professional peers, because I value the importance of all of us doing things the correct and honest way.
For you, it's obviously about a cultist team sport, "us vs. them" hyperpartisan political agenda. I don't think like that because I'm an ethical professional who functions on intellect, honesty, and legality rather than disingenuous emotionality.
And with that, I'm bowing out because it's obvious that you've been proven wrong over and over again in this thread by a dozen or more posters, yet you refuse to admit that you're wrong about anything, which just demonstrates on your part an unwillingness to be persuaded even when the evidence is dropped on your lap. And the fact that she resigned in disgrace rather than fighting it (because even she knew she was full of shit when all was said and done) just demonstrates even further proof that she was guilty of plagiarism/academic misconduct. If not, she would be fighting it, suing people for defamation, etc. etc. But she's not, and she won't, because it doesn't take a Harvard grad to know that she doesn't have a case.
Have a good day--and enjoy having the last word. I'm sure you're take it, and I'm sure it'll be a retread of the same recycled few things you've been stuck on for several days now.