[starfish923]

An overweight, perhaps greedy and very educated lesbian who was overpaid and might have cooked the book$ a bit.....

She obviously used the money on ice cream and potato chips instead of therapy.

My guess is that she got into MIT via the anything-but-brains-diversity pool, perhaps even supplanting a better student who happened to be a straight white male. Nah, that couldn't happen at MIT.

She has no problems any more and is the arms of her loving arms of her Maker.

[edpc]

She obviously used the money on ice cream and potato chips instead of therapy.

No....she ate at the "Y" and dined here:

[RoadTest]

"She has no problems any more and is the arms of her loving arms of her Maker."

Well, yeah - if she had made Jesus her personal Lord and Savior and if her name was written in The Lamb's Book of Life. Do you think it was?

[JRochelle]

"She has no problems any more and is the arms of her loving arms of her Maker."



All righty then......

[MilspecRob]

RECOGNITION: Presidential Award for Excellence in Science Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring, May 2004; five awards for teaching; National Science Foundation Young Investigator Award, 1987.

[null and void]

My guess is that she got into MIT via the anything-but-brains-diversity pool, perhaps even supplanting a better student who happened to be a straight white male. Nah, that couldn't happen at MIT.

I've read some of her papers. She was no dummy.

[Guenevere]

How do you know she's in the loving arms of her Maker?

[RonF]

My guess is that she got into MIT via the anything-but-brains-diversity pool, perhaps even supplanting a better student who happened to be a straight white male. Nah, that couldn't happen at MIT.

I have some involvement in the admissions process at MIT. There is no "anything-but-brains-diversity pool" at the Institute. If this woman had not been qualified to be admitted at MIT (and the qualifications to be admitted at MIT are pretty damn high), her gender would have made no difference.