"Harvard President Claudine Gay Faces Extensive Plagiarism Allegations"

Harvard University President Claudine Gay is facing a new complaint alleging over 40 acts of plagiarism in her academic works. The 37-page document, compiled by a respected professor at another university, accuses Gay of quoting or paraphrasing authors without proper attribution. Earlier allegations of plagiarism had already surfaced, including claims that Gay lifted sections from a book and an article without proper credit. Harvard previously covered up an investigation into the allegations and hired a law firm to help conceal it. The House Committee on Education and the Workforce has expanded its investigation into antisemitism on campus to include the plagiarism accusations. Despite calls for her resignation, Gay has the support of the university's board.
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