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Tag Archives: Lawrence Summers
How Harvard’s ousting of Lawrence Summers led to the disgrace of Claudine Gay
COMMENTARY Harvard’s Tragic Journey Ruth R. Wisse February 2024 Forgive me for quoting myself, but there’s no other way to begin: “History rarely issues us a red alert. But the surrender by America’s premier university to its anti-intellectual assailants marked … Continue reading
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Tagged Claudine Gay, Harvard University, Lawrence Summers
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