Harvard President Lawrence Summers, in remarks written by Fox News commentator Susan Estrich, again reiterated his belief that wimmins din't belong in Seince...[kidding, cause Summers prolly thinks Estrich should be home barefoot 'n' pregnint two, not writin' his speekin' peeces.]

In a stunning move, the Harvard faculty of the college of Arts and Sciences passed a no confidence vote in his leadership. Duh. However, one of his supporters had this to say following the 218 to 185 vote:

Ruth Wisse, a literature professor and Summers supporter, emphasized the "lack of confidence" measure was different from a "no-confidence" vote, which in the British parliamentary system causes the fall of a government.

"The president of the United States speaks out on unpopular things and doesn't get shot down, whereas the president of Harvard speaks out and gets pilloried," she said.