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東大、60代教授を懲戒処分　サイトのHTMLソースに“不適切な言葉”　「六四天安門」問題が理由と毎日報道

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The University of Tokyo disciplined a professor in his 60s with a three-day suspension for writing inappropriate words in his lab's website HTML source, reportedly related to the June 4th Tiananmen incident.

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  • •The University of Tokyo disciplined a professor for writing inappropriate words in the HTML source of his department and lab websites.
  • •The punishment was a three-day suspension, and the professor is in his 60s.
  • •Media reports suggest the inappropriate words were related to the June 4th Tiananmen incident.
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