Harvard president under fire for more alleged plagiarism

When a Harvard student copies others' work without attribution, it's called 'plagiarism.' When a Harvard president does it, it's called 'inadequate citation.'
After is was discovered earlier this month that Harvard University President Claudine Gay copied other scholars' writing nearly word-for-word in several of her published articles, it said it found another instance of 'duplicative language' in her 1997 doctoral dissertation. — Read the rest
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