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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]People will never give him the credit but the beauty of the situation is that he doesn't even want it.[/quote]

Bullsh*t! He wants all the glory. He doesn't deserve any credit. He is a fraud.[/quote]

Not for nothing, but isn’t Gay the actual literal fraud in this story?[/quote]

According to the person she "allegedly" plagerized from:

"Perhaps surprisingly, one of her defenders is a professor she allegedly plagiarized from. D. Stephen Voss, an associate professor of political science at the University of Kentucky, knew Gay when they were both graduate students at Harvard. He was her teaching fellow, or T.A., and they worked in the same lab. Voss was a co-author of a 1996 paper that was included in a list of works that Gay allegedly copied from, which, according to the Washington Free Beacon, was compiled in an anonymous complaint to Harvard. One of the two paragraphs in question is pretty technical, describing the methodology of the paper; there are overlapping phrases, but they’re indirect."

Claudine Gay may have used the words of other sources, but her actual work was strong and her own. Professors are really fighting against what you are saying. It seems, there is a different standard for academics and lay people.

Plus, the true is, it was minor. I think you would have to search long and hard to find an academic that does not have this in their background. Sorry. You just needed an excuse.[/quote]

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