>Clearly there was an ongoing investigation, as demonstrated by Ito's resignation today. That's not clear at all, at least if you're talking about an investiga

>Clearly there was an ongoing investigation, as demonstrated by Ito's resignation today. That's not clear at all, at least if you're talking about an investigation conducted or commissioned by MIT. Ito's sudden resignation seems likely to have been prompted by the damning New Yorker article published yesterday. Another commenter posted the email sent out by MIT's president today, which refers to yesterday's New Yorker article and indicates that the university has just commissioned an investigation in reaponse to it.