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| − | '''Wen Jin''' is a tenure-track professor of | + | '''Wen Jin''' is a tenure-track professor of English mainly interested in American and Asian American literature. |
She was implicated as the chief suspect in the leaking of [[Lit Hum]] exam answers to freshmen in the course of the [[Lit Hum exam leak]] scandal after her students outed her to the ''New York Post''. | She was implicated as the chief suspect in the leaking of [[Lit Hum]] exam answers to freshmen in the course of the [[Lit Hum exam leak]] scandal after her students outed her to the ''New York Post''. | ||
Revision as of 15:28, 9 July 2010
- See also Wen Jin's entry in Columbia's directory.
Wen Jin is a tenure-track professor of English mainly interested in American and Asian American literature.
She was implicated as the chief suspect in the leaking of Lit Hum exam answers to freshmen in the course of the Lit Hum exam leak scandal after her students outed her to the New York Post.
