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'''Madonna Constantine''' is a professor at [[Teacher's College]]. She is notable for her involvement in two scandals. The first was the hanging of a noose on her office door in 2007.  
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'''Madonna Constantine''' is a professor at [[Teacher's College]]. She is notable for her involvement in two scandals. The first was the [[http://www.wikicu.com/2007_bias_incidents#Teachers_College_noose_incident|hanging of a noose on her office door]] in fall [[2007]]. As Constantine is black, this incident was widely viewed as a hate crime.  
  
In 2008, she gained further attention after an investigation determined she had been plagiarizing others' scholarship for some time. The investigation was conducted by [[w:Hughes Hubbard|Hughes Hubbard]], an outside law firm, in order not to expose the university to liability. In the end, Constantine was not fired, although she received an undisclosed punishment.  
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In 2008, Constantine gained further attention after an investigation determined she had been plagiarizing others' scholarship for some time. The investigation was conducted by [[w:Hughes Hubbard|Hughes Hubbard]], an outside law firm, in order not to expose the university to liability. In the end, Constantine was not fired, although she received an undisclosed punishment.  
  
 
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Revision as of 16:18, 22 February 2008

See also Wikipedia's article about "Madonna Constantine".

Madonna Constantine is a professor at Teacher's College. She is notable for her involvement in two scandals. The first was the [of a noose on her office door] in fall 2007. As Constantine is black, this incident was widely viewed as a hate crime.

In 2008, Constantine gained further attention after an investigation determined she had been plagiarizing others' scholarship for some time. The investigation was conducted by Hughes Hubbard, an outside law firm, in order not to expose the university to liability. In the end, Constantine was not fired, although she received an undisclosed punishment.