Harvard President Accused Of Plagiarism Issues Corrections To Articles Involving 'Quotation Marks And Citations'
Harvard President Claudine Gay issued two corrections to articles following accusations of plagiarism.
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Harvard President Claudine Gay issued two corrections to articles following accusations of plagiarism.
Brandon Poulter Daily Caller News Foundation Harvard President Claudine Gay issued two corrections to articles following accusations of plagiarism, The Harvard Crimson reported on Friday. Several sources accused Gay of plagiarism following testimony in front of Congress on Dec. 5 that led to calls for her to resign. The corrections involved “quotation marks and citations”…
Now comes the case of Claudine Gay, the president of Harvard University, who is credibly accused of plagiarism.
Harvard President Claudine Gay Faces Additional Plagiarism Allegations | News | The Harvard Crimson
Harvard President Gay, Already Under Fire, Faces Allegations of Plagiarism | News | The Harvard Crimson