The black Columbia University professor who last fall found a 
hangman's noose pinned to her office door plagiarized the work of another faculty member and two students, according to a school investigation released yesterday.
The plagiarism probe was already under way last year when a 4-foot twine noose was discovered on the door of psychology and education professor Madonna Constantine's office, officials at the university's Teachers College said.
In a statement e-mailed to Bloomberg News Service yesterday, Constantine said she was the victim of a racist conspiracy.
The school accused her of plagiarism because of the "structural racism that pervades this institution," she charged. "As one of only two tenured black women full professors at Teachers College, it pains me to conclude that I have been specifically and systematically targeted."
Wow, this poor girl, it's all about "racism" and how the mean old Columbia University powers that be are hating her because she's black:
They cited two dozen instances of plagiarism over the past five years that were substantiated in an 18-month investigation by a Manhattan law firm.
Two DOZEN??
If it was one, PERHAPS I could be persuaded that it was racism, but two dozen?? Sweety, it sounds like you're a dues paying member of the "Race card elite" Does this look familiar?
Anyone want to guess on if the "noose" was planted?
Travis
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