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<title>Comment by Dave Nalle</title>
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<description>One of the claims I&#039;ve heard against Summers is that under his leadership the rate at which women professors are getting tenure has declined from 36% to 13%.  Yet, having been part of a university faculty, I know that the president of the university has no role whatsoever in determining tenureship.  That&#039;s all in the hands of departmental committees and lower level deans, so this accusation that it&#039;s his fault is completely spurious.  It makes me wonder about the validity of the other attacks on him.  I think they just don&#039;t like him because he&#039;s not a leftist.  If you look at his work in economics, his viewpoint is very free-enterprise, free-market oriented and totally incompatible with the dominant socialist ethos of most university faculties.

Dave</description>
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