"Harvard President's Resignation Sparks Campus Free Speech Debate"

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The Claudine Gay plagiarism scandal has sparked a debate on the relevance of plagiarism rules, with some arguing that the rules are hypocritical and unnecessary. The author contends that plagiarism rules are unjustified and that authors should not be required to attribute unless they believe it's deserved. They suggest that abandoning plagiarism rules would be beneficial and that punishing authors for using clichés or students for learning through plagiarism should be stopped.
- Plagiarism Is Fine Techdirt
- Harvard University President's Resignation Spurs Freedom of Speech Debate on Campuses | VOANews Voice of America
- Maura Healey ‘disappointed’ Claudine Gay stepped down as Harvard University president Boston Herald
- Harvard board facing probe over Claudine Gay cover-up and censorship demands New York Post
- Claudine Gay's 'My Truth' and the Truth - WSJ The Wall Street Journal
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