Wednesday, July 19, 2006
'MIT committees on gender equity issues,' Part II
Do you really think it's all about a Nobel laureate who 'bullied' someone and refused to 'collaborate' and 'the realities of modern science' and 'interdisciplinary approaches'? Or do you think it might -- just might -- have also something to do with what's hinted at in the ninth paragraph here, more strongly hinted at here and even more strongly hinted at here? ... Just asking. ... Oh, well. Might as well not hint at it. I work for that newspaper. ...
P.S. -- The president of MIT asked the bully not to make any public statement. He obliged. Strange, I don't think Larry Summers would have been accorded the same courtesy. ...
Do you really think it's all about a Nobel laureate who 'bullied' someone and refused to 'collaborate' and 'the realities of modern science' and 'interdisciplinary approaches'? Or do you think it might -- just might -- have also something to do with what's hinted at in the ninth paragraph here, more strongly hinted at here and even more strongly hinted at here? ... Just asking. ... Oh, well. Might as well not hint at it. I work for that newspaper. ...
P.S. -- The president of MIT asked the bully not to make any public statement. He obliged. Strange, I don't think Larry Summers would have been accorded the same courtesy. ...
