Dr. Smith obtained his PhD in Economics from Harvard in 1955. ‘‘Smith shared the 2002 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for his contributions to behavioral economics and his work in the field of experimental economics. He worked to establish laboratory experiments as a tool in empirical economic analysis, especially in the study of alternative market mechanisms''
I keep looking at the date of your very first Karlstack piece on Gay and shaking my head in admiration. Got any stock tips? I really need that lakeside estate.
It would be useful to suggest particular black women who would have been better hires for Harvard Government Dept. than Claudine Gay. Carol Swain of Vanderbilt, whom Gay plagiarized from, comes to mind. Also Sue Collins, my econ grad school classmate at MIT, who is President of the Boston Fed at the moment. Who else? Maybe some law professors-- Kimberle Crenshaw of Columbia, for example. Maybe Maria O'Brien Hylton, of Boston U. Law School. Judge (retired) Janice Brown. Prof. Patricia WIlliams (Northeastern). A couple of these are even on the far left, if that is another Harvard criterion.
Oh, the sweet irony of Harvard which so earnestly defended affirmative action all the way to its demise at the Supreme Court has now become a national laughing stock precisely because of its affirmative action hiring of its plagiarizing president.
I keep looking at the date of your very first Karlstack piece on Gay and shaking my head in admiration. Got any stock tips? I really need that lakeside estate.
Will the left end up throwing her under the bus, or will they rally around her? Is there a Nobel Prize for plagiarism?
It would be useful to suggest particular black women who would have been better hires for Harvard Government Dept. than Claudine Gay. Carol Swain of Vanderbilt, whom Gay plagiarized from, comes to mind. Also Sue Collins, my econ grad school classmate at MIT, who is President of the Boston Fed at the moment. Who else? Maybe some law professors-- Kimberle Crenshaw of Columbia, for example. Maybe Maria O'Brien Hylton, of Boston U. Law School. Judge (retired) Janice Brown. Prof. Patricia WIlliams (Northeastern). A couple of these are even on the far left, if that is another Harvard criterion.
Gay reminds me of Trudeau and the black face fiasco...doesn't remember how many times he wore it..... but is still in power..... https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/sep/19/justin-trudeau-wearing-blackface-details-emerge-third-incident
Leave her there. She will accelerate the Northeast's outflow of people, money, and influence.
Oh, the sweet irony of Harvard which so earnestly defended affirmative action all the way to its demise at the Supreme Court has now become a national laughing stock precisely because of its affirmative action hiring of its plagiarizing president.
Look forward to all you meritocracy advocates going after legacy admissions next.