My last post, Basso: Cover-Up? Conspiracy? Scandal. generated some (unpublished) letters to the Wisconsin State Journal asking them why they had not made the details of the Basso case public after having received at least 180 pages of documents from the university.
Perhaps embarrassed by their apparent soft-pedaling of the hard truth about the failures of their patron, the paper has now, after the fact and thus unlikely to be noticed by the general public, placed two documents on line. The first is the one first made public here, the May 4, 2009 letter from Welter to Mellon, and the second is Basso's and her lab's response to that letter, a document I did not have.
They are both now available on the WSJ website here.
1 comment:
Have been following your work with interest. You may not be getting all your objectives met, but great that the WIS State Journal did do an article and brought the issue to the public's attention.Keep up your work for those of us who are not in the Madison area and cannot physically protest...
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