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I only skimmed through Part I, but why is the author hiding the professor's and dean's name? Nothing is going to change if the guilty aren't publicly outed. (Ob

I only skimmed through Part I, but why is the author hiding the professor's and dean's name? Nothing is going to change if the guilty aren't publicly outed. (Obviously names should be accompanied by evidence to support the accusation)

upvotinglurker 9y ago
In part 3 she states that her lawyer advised her to be vague to reduce the chance of the school bringing a frivolous lawsuit against her (which could bankrupt her even if she "won").
- AlgorithmicTime 9y ago
  She should contact Ken White at Popehat for free speech legal advice. He likes to help people with finding a first amendment lawyer who will work pro bono.
aaron-lebo 9y ago
http://raceethnicity.rutgers.edu/menu-i/graduate-assistantships/207-allison-harbin http://raceethnicity.rutgers.edu/menu-i/graduate-assistantsh... Seems to be the Art History dept at Rutgers. She specializes in postcolonial feminism, there is a Ma-o there with a specialization in decolonial feminism.
- pfooti 9y ago
  yah, based on part 3, where it's mentioned that Mao had an exhibition in Los Angeles, it seems like either Zervignon or Flores would fit the profile - both had exhibitions in LA and are in fields that are close enough to Harbin's work. Probably one's Mao and the other is Hortense. Most dissertations are available online (and usually mention the committee members in the front matter), although this one might be withheld for obvious reasons. EDIT: this is pure speculation, and not of much utility. I just happen to be eating lunch and clicking around.
  - TimonKnigge 9y ago
    Not to stoke the fire but she's on this [1] page with Flores as advisor. [1] http://arthistory.rutgers.edu/menu-iii/current-students/current-student-list http://arthistory.rutgers.edu/menu-iii/current-students/curr...
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I only skimmed through Part I, but why is the author hiding the professor's and dean's name? Nothing is going to change if the guilty aren't publicly outed. (Ob

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upvotinglurker 9y ago
In part 3 she states that her lawyer advised her to be vague to reduce the chance of the school bringing a frivolous lawsuit against her (which could bankrupt her even if she "won").
- AlgorithmicTime 9y ago
  She should contact Ken White at Popehat for free speech legal advice. He likes to help people with finding a first amendment lawyer who will work pro bono.
aaron-lebo 9y ago
http://raceethnicity.rutgers.edu/menu-i/graduate-assistantships/207-allison-harbin http://raceethnicity.rutgers.edu/menu-i/graduate-assistantsh... Seems to be the Art History dept at Rutgers. She specializes in postcolonial feminism, there is a Ma-o there with a specialization in decolonial feminism.
- pfooti 9y ago
  yah, based on part 3, where it's mentioned that Mao had an exhibition in Los Angeles, it seems like either Zervignon or Flores would fit the profile - both had exhibitions in LA and are in fields that are close enough to Harbin's work. Probably one's Mao and the other is Hortense. Most dissertations are available online (and usually mention the committee members in the front matter), although this one might be withheld for obvious reasons. EDIT: this is pure speculation, and not of much utility. I just happen to be eating lunch and clicking around.
  - TimonKnigge 9y ago
    Not to stoke the fire but she's on this [1] page with Flores as advisor. [1] http://arthistory.rutgers.edu/menu-iii/current-students/current-student-list http://arthistory.rutgers.edu/menu-iii/current-students/curr...
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