GMU still paralyzed; Wegman, Rapp still paranoid

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onJan 6, 2011 @ 10:14 PST

WegmanGate, SkepticGate:

Isnโ€™t it Time to Slam theย Gate?

George Mason University continues to fritter away its reputation for academic integrity by failing to act on plagiarism charges against Dr. Edward Wegman – but the indefatigable John Mashey has not rested in the long interegnum since the complaint wasย filed.

Masheyโ€™s latest update is attached below and with his first edition, here. John recommends particularly the paranoic rantings of Dr. Donald Rapp (in the new Section 3) as well as Wegmanโ€™s own unfolding commentary (Appendix A 3), which continues regardless of a GMU directive that he not comment on his investigation until the beleaguered braintrust at his university decides to recognize the obvious – or cover up.

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