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Originally Posted by SBJ
ok, I googled and that link also doesn't say he is fired. Quite the opposite.
https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...b0ba8bb2103366
Sounds to me that he is saying he can't teach this term and then the link in the first post is saying he can't return till the matter is investigated.
Still have yet to see the words "fired" other than this thread. |
An eratic, emotional lying old man with multiple sexual assault allegations is not the kind of person Harvard Law wants around their students. Good for Harvard
The Dean of Harvard Law said it well:
"On Friday, John Manning, Harvard Law School’s dean, who initially praised Kavanaugh as “an inspiring teacher and mentor” when President Trump nominated him in July, responded publicly for the first time, writing in an e-mail to students that “these have been painful, difficult times for our nation and our community.”
“The Supreme Court confirmation fight has brought into sharp focus questions about sexual assault, fair process, fitness and character for high office, the integrity of the political process, and more,” Manning wrote. “I appreciate the many students who have spoken out and expressed views on these critical issues.
“I know that many of you are unsatisfied with the answer that we cannot comment on personnel matters in particular cases,” Manning wrote. “Still, I can provide you this assurance: When concerns and allegations arise about individuals in our teaching program, we take those concerns and allegations seriously, conduct necessary inquiries, complete our process, and then act.”
And now Kavanaugh is fired