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Epstein File EFTA02423012: Harvard and Harvard University (DS11)

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This document contains correspondence from Marc Hauser, Professor in the Department of Psychology at Harvard University, discussing employment matters and his desire to continue contributing to Harvard. The communication references concerns about potential dismissal and Harvard's adherence to procedural protocols. Hauser's contact information at Harvard's Department of Psychology in Cambridge, MA is included.

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him, the university, and corporation. i mentioned that i had heard about pressure to fire me, and i wanted to do what i could to hold my job as i love **harvard**
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, and want to continue to contribute. he said that he had been explaining to all those who had asked about dismissal that **harvard** had followed their procedures
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having a great time and plowing ahead as if there were no sanctions, they would accept this. marc -- Marc Hauser, Professor, Department of Psychology **Harvard**

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