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Although Judge Douglas P. Woodlock did find that Harvard "deserved to be sanctioned" for burning 10 years worth of B-School records and for failing to produce documents promptly, he also found the destruction to be inadvertent...
Jackson first filed suit against the B-School and its dean, John H. McArthur, in 1984 after McArthur twice denied her tenure...
Jackson's second bid came in 1983, shortly after she submitted a monograph on account evolution paths, which received strong criticism from two B-School professors. A four-member faculty subcommittee then unanimously voted not to forward a recommendation for tenure, using that paper as the basis for its decision...
Judge Douglas P. Woodlock found this summer that although Harvard "deserved to be sanctioned" for its actions, the University had not attempted to sabotage Jackson's suit. Woodlock ultimately ruled that objective standards of scholarship, and not gender, led the B-School to deny her tenure twice...
Jackson sued the University and B-School Dean John H. McArthur in 1984. Harvard had denied her tenure once in 1981, and support was again withheld in 1983 after she published a monograph that received strong criticism from two B-School professors...