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"Some people are downright gleeful about this. I think the word is schadenfreude," said junior Rita Parai, 20, of Buffalo, N.Y., invoking a German phrase that means to delight in the misfortune of others.

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RangerRocket wrote:"Some people are downright gleeful about this. I think the word is schadenfreude," said junior Rita Parai, 20, of Buffalo, N.Y., invoking a German phrase that means to delight in the misfortune of others.

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My favorite quote of the article: "It's kind of disillusioning," Parai said. "Being at a campus full of accomplished people, it's hard to believe that somebody would cheat."

Wow...no one cheats at Harvard??? right.

I went with "Schadenfreude" because I found nothing in the German to say "delight in the misfortune of the Rockets."

Schadenfreude wrote:I went with "Schadenfreude" because I found nothing in the German to say "delight in the misfortune of the Rockets."

Schadenfreude von Raketen.