Personal memoir of religious transition and academic career
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The document is a personal narrative about religious observance and career choices, containing no references to influential actors, financial flows, misconduct, or actionable investigative leads. Describes the author's shift from Orthodox to secular Judaism. Mentions academic background at Brooklyn College and Yeshiva College. Notes a former Harvard position but no details of wrongdoing.
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