I would hope so. And obviously, someone who has risen to the presidncy of Harvard knows/should know that.

But it's interesting that the generation of writers lamenting her ouster don't seem to grasp the seriousness of plagiarism. They've grown up in a world where people "aggregate" or casually quote, often without attribution, the work of others on the Internet all the time. Rex Chapman is more famous for reposting memes created by others than he ever was for playing basketball.

It's like the fact that music and porn are now free. It's a genie that is tough to put back in the bottle. And we'll soon be ruled by AI which is really nothing more than computer algorithms that plagiarize the work of human minds.

not to fear she's on the Rodgers-Kimmell beat today too

https://deadspin.com/espn-aaron-rodgers ... um=twitter

he mocked Travis Kelce for advertising for Pfizer! Lock that man up !!

Many Americans don’t care about the loss of journalists covering essential beats, like climate change and the rise of extremism in America,

so it’s hard to argue that they should care about sports writing. But sports in America is where we work through our social and racial issues, oftentimes before the rest of society does.

This is typically when men start bleating about women wanting to be treated equally, but not wanting to be drafted or open their own car doors. Believe me, I would hold doors for myself for the rest of my life if I could go back and stop a former boss from kissing me hello every morning.

This is typically when men start bleating about women wanting to be treated equally, but not wanting to be drafted or open their own car doors. Believe me, I would hold doors for myself for the rest of my life if I could go back and stop a former boss from kissing me hello every morning.

I can't tell you how demoralizing and depressing it is for journalists to have their work valued by the number of clicks it gets. You can write the most important story in the world, with the best reporting, and if it doesn't bring in the clicks, it's deemed a failure and a waste of time.

Like writing a book no one buys.

Like writing a book no one buys.

I bought it and read it!

I can't tell you how demoralizing and depressing it is for journalists to have their work valued by the number of clicks it gets. You can write the most important story in the world, with the best reporting, and if it doesn't bring in the clicks, it's deemed a failure and a waste of time.