Veritas Gutted Again

Kagan, Obama, and the Harvard Legacy of Literary Fraud Jack Cashill

Obviously there's a double standard for those on the Left, and those who are powerful. In contrast, I remember my time at Harvard, when in my senior year, one of my roommates was found to have plagiarized a source in a single paper (not an entire book). How interesting that Derek Bok, who later whitewashed the distinguished Harvard scholars' plagiarism, was President of Harvard at the time.

Since women at the time were admitted through Radcliffe, though always receiving Harvard degrees, and in my years living on the Harvard campus as well, the Radcliffe Dean was in charge. My roommate was suspended and unable to graduate with her class. She was able to return the next year and eventually graduated.

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