% B, f: e7 w- Y4 f) ~UCSD 校长Marye Anne Fox23日发表公开信表示，UCSD对该校出现如此愚钝（Insensitive）和攻击的言语表示诚挚歉意。他们已要求该教授将不当言论移除，并将进一步与「防止骚扰和歧视办公室」（OPHD）合作处理此事。而当事人Clifford Kubiak教授实验室网站上，24日也出现道歉信。信中说，他之前并没有注意到网站上有如此攻击性语言，深感尴尬，愿为此承担全责。 0 H: X) K+ @6 C5 Y& t. M2 C2 H* x( p% e8 `) K9 a- H3 \
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6 Y; S! F, O; X$ l2 F% QClifford Kubiak, a professor of chemistry and biochemistry at the University of California San Diego, has posted an apology for an offensive term that was used on his laboratory’s website. 0 S( [( T& H7 }' t5 K" j 4 p+ R; B V2 H9 t/ j" ]) _- Z$ I& tIn a list of “lab rules,” apparently meant to be humorous, there was the phrase: “Don’t believe anything the Chinaman says.”/ w3 [0 y k: d* l& P
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The existence of the web page was disclosed on an Internet forum for Chinese speaking academics." Y# i) r4 Y8 t: X7 J
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0 B& B# s+ q4 z! B' S$ {4 FKubiak’s message, posted on his lab website, reads: 9 ^' J$ z3 ~* H4 |3 j& p $ S D7 x$ H+ d6 H8 ^ s“Please accept my personal and sincere apologies for the insensitive language recently found on my laboratory’s website. I find the language offensive and I am embarrassed by the poor judgment exhibited in posting the offending language. Although I was unaware of the existence of this page until it was brought to my attention, I accept full responsibility. I have taken steps to remove the offending language and will arrange for appropriate training for my research group and me relative to the UCSD Principles of Community.”
