Cornell University

And the one who wrote it was Professor Richard Feynman.

He was then professor of physics at Cornell University.

Twenty years later, only last year, they granted him the Nobel Prize in Physics for that paper.

It took them 20 years to recognize what he said as theory back in 1949.

What she swore to, what she texted the men afterwards, and how that turned into the Cornell 7 case you see today.

On September 16th, 2026, a former Cornell student filed a civil lawsuit in New York State against Cornell University and seven current and former members of the Chi Phi fraternity.

Now, people online call her Jane Doe.

This is most likely Lucy Craig.

But on September 28th, he published the facts.

He published everything that he received from the Cornell Police.

In November of 2024, Jane Doe gave Cornell University Police a six page, single spaced, typewritten statement.

She made more than 20 handwritten corrections to it.

No attacks.

Four men named in a former Cornell University student's lawsuit are joining an effort to block New York's Attorney General Letitia James from leading a reopened criminal investigation into the woman's gang rape allegations.

European air traffic has been targeted by new threats in at least three incidents, the AP's Charles Deladesma reports.

Police in Denmark and the Czech Republic have investigated threats to air traffic on Friday, while a Romanian plane received a bomb threat following a string of hoaxes that have targeted flights across Europe this week.

And you start learning that an emotional filing, because you hate a defendant, even when the evidence is weak, almost always winds up with a big loss.

So going back to the Cornell 7 thing real quick, I think that bodes very poorly for the appointment of that woman.

And again, I don't know her.

I think that bodes poorly for...

The quote-unquote Cornell 7, which is really the Cornell 4, maybe less of a good ring to it, but it's the Cornell 4.

I bet she charges some of these guys, Mark, if I had to predict it, and I bet that she goes into trial, and we're going to see similar trial tactics that we saw in Diddy, and I think that the result is going to wind up being very similar.

When an intruder approaches a home, they expect a camera.

And it's a different sort of sexual assault than the stranger rapist or the guy who puts a knife to somebody's throat.

Let's narrow it down to an organization.

And so Tony Simons, he's a Cornell management professor.

He coined this term behavioral integrity.

What he did was measured how closely the leader's words matched their actions, especially promise keeping and living the values that they espouse.

Our behavior is reflective of our values.

We've said this before, and it's everything from how we encourage a leader to go into their own office to sit where people sit and examine what messages am I sending in my office? What messages am I sending about what is important here? And I love this.

I want to read more Tony Simon's Cornell Researcher.

I really want to read more about this.

I've been in the U.S. for 25 years.

I'm a veterinarian and came to the U.S. 25 years ago to do a residency at Cornell University.

And after the residency, I did a PhD in epidemiology.

And soon, you know, immediately after I finished my PhD, I was hired as a professor.

And I stayed on faculty at Cornell in the veterinary college for 13 years.

So I've always been a researcher that has a very practical point of view.

My goal was always to develop technologies that can make the life of the producer better and the life of the animals better.

This is one of five by games for Gonzaga this year.

The other ones being Montana state, Eastern Oregon, who is an NAIA school incarnate word and Cornell.

Those are the five by games for Gonzaga.

And then they got 10 high major opponents in the exhibition or excuse me, in the non-conference portion of the season.

So there's going to be a lot more compelling duels on Flow.

But this is always one of the fun ones that Flow still owns the properties to and like And like when Cornell goes to Lehigh, that's also really fun.

You know, great dude to watch on flow as well.

So yeah, I'm super pumped.

But I was good in school.

So I studied hard, got into Cornell University, which is great.

Still don't know why they picked me, but they did.

And ended up in a career primarily working with data and marketing and all that stuff.