It is difficult to know what is most surprising about this 1997 story: That the Fulcrum would write a biting story critical of the administration or that a judge would side with a student against the university...? The legal decision is HERE.
The University of Ottawa was found to disregard a student complaint and to aide a School of Management professor (Jimming Lin) in stealing a student's (Paul Boudreau) intellectual property. Really nice stuff.
This is stunning in view of the University's stated and demonstrated dedication to protect its intellectual property in certain other circumstances... HERE, HERE, HERE and THIS video!
It would be interesting to know if the notorious professor Lin was ever disciplined for his academic fraud? After all, the author of the instant blog was suspended without pay by the University of Ottawa for the picture of Tabaret Hall that you see here on the front page (VIDEO).
I bet not. (Just a wild guess.)
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Maybe Lin got special recognition, like Eve Tsai:
http://www.med.uottawa.ca/MediaCenter/eng/press_release_dr_EveTsai.html
Notice that this media release comes from the University of Ottawa in the midst of a Human Rights complaint involving Dr. Tsai.
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