Harvard students are downplaying the severity of the plagiarism allegations against President Claudine Gay, with some shrugging off criticisms as “overblown” — and merely part of a pressure campaign to give her the boot.   “While I think that properly citing your sources is important, I’m now at a point where I think it’s definitely been overblown and overstated,” university student Julia García Galindo told The Harvard Crimson, the school’s student newspaper.  Owen Ebose sniffed that the allegations were a “distraction” for the university and ultimately being hyped up simply...…Harvard students are downplaying the severity of the plagiarism allegations against President Claudine Gay, with some shrugging off criticisms as “overblown” — and merely part of a pressure campaign to give her the boot.   “While I think that properly citing your sources is important, I’m now at a point where I think it’s definitely been overblown and overstated,” university student Julia García Galindo told The Harvard Crimson, the school’s student newspaper.  Owen Ebose sniffed that the allegations were a “distraction” for the university and ultimately being hyped up simply...WW…

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