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in saga. 6 EFTA00105383 SDNY News Clips, Monday, January 13, 2020 More Epstein Fallout at MIT Inside Higher Ed By Colleen Flaherty 1/13/2020 The Massachusetts Institute of Technology said Friday that Seth Lloyd, Nam Pyo Suh Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Physics, is on paid leave for deliberately failing to report donati

threat, to support the Media Lab that accepted Epstein funds via Ito in its path forward, and to work on broader campus climate issues. Via email, Lloyd said he couldn't comment at the moment but planned to later this week. Spoon and Bovin said he is facing the standard faculty disciplinary process.

o fully account for Silicon Valley's complicity in the Epstein saga. More Epstein Fallout at MIT Inside Higher Ed By Colleen Flaherty 1/13/2020 The Massachusetts Institute of Technology said Friday that Seth Lloyd, Nam Pyo Suh Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Physics, is on paid leave for deliberately failing to report donati

threat, to support the Media Lab that accepted Epstein funds via Ito in its path forward, and to work on broader campus climate issues. Via email, Lloyd said he couldn't comment at the moment but planned to later this week. Spoon and Bovin said he is facing the standard faculty disciplinary process.

w NY Times By Tiffany Hsu, David Yaffe-Bellany and Marc Tracy 1/10/2020 The convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein donated a total of $850,000 to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and top administrators were aware of the gifts for years, according to a report released on Friday by a law firm hired by the university to invest

f multiple donations from Mr. Epstein, including a $60,000 gift that was deposited into a personal bank account and not reported to the school. Mr. Lloyd did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The report found that three current and former M.I.T. administrators learned of Mr. Epstein's

w NY Times By Tiffany Hsu, David Yaffe-Bellany and Marc Tracy 1/10/2020 The convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein donated a total of $850,000 to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and top administrators were aware of the gifts for years, according to a report released on Friday by a law firm hired by the university to invest

multiple donations from Mr. Epstein, including a $60,000 gift that was deposited into a personal bank account and not reported to the school. Mr. Lloyd did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The report found that three current and former M.I.T. administrators learned of Mr. Epstein's

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