IPBiz: Email mishap at Morgan State University

Friday, November 30, 2012

Email mishap at Morgan State University

Sometimes university administrators come up with "dog ate my homework" replies to significant questions [e.g., Leeds University response detailed in IPBiz post
Ph.D. thesis: cited in 2003 but forgotten by 2009? }.

The email problem at Morgan State is of interest.
See Morgan State coach learns of a plan to fire him through an inadvertently forwarded email

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Email mishap at Morgan State University

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