Mary Lewis: Welp. We have a full blown governing crisis at Harvard now. www.thecrimson.com/article/2024...

Welp. We have a full blown governing crisis at Harvard now. www.thecrimson.com/article/2024...

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To be clear, there is nothing in Harvard statutes that gives them the power to do this; they are just doing it anyway.

Also it’s not like Harvard wasn’t already in crisis after what happened to Claudine Gay. Sigh.

Courts are garbage venues for getting justice. Even when the rich have a shit case they can drag out rulings and run-up legal bills.

So you are saying that there is no merit whatsoever to the "in good standing" claim, and that it has never been used in this way in the past? This is a serious question. (And hi, Prof. Lewis!)

I’m saying that the faculty voted to override it. And Hi!

Ok, thanks, and hi!

holy hell, isn’t this unprecedented?

Shameful

Burn. It all down.

Whoa

They can’t do that, can they?

Well, they just did. But “good standing” is not in the statutes.

I have spent more time this year reading university rules, handbooks, etc as statutes than I ever thought would be necessary.

Let the lawsuits begin.

I am sure they will.

what in the

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