@ Menachem
Getting back to your original question, you definitely have a valid point that giving the impression that Jews have to much control over these institutions might lead to consequences far worse then letting her retain her job. However, that being said it has to be taken in to consideration that it might be a true sakana to have had her in this position without any consequences for her obvious indifference to anti-Semitism, and a decision would have to be made by true daas torah. Either way, over here I see the obvious divine intervention that in the end she was let go due to the plagiarism, so that while the Jew hatred also played a role, it didn’t seem as he the Jews had to much overt control.
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