Not good the heat is on
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This was discussed ad nauseum previously.
This is in probable litigation so the school at this time cannot comment. Let's wait until all the facts come out and are made public.
This is in probable litigation so the school at this time cannot comment. Let's wait until all the facts come out and are made public.
Very unfortunate press for Seton Hall and all avoidable if the BORs made a good decision. By the way, Mikie Sherill should Shut up. This has nothing to do with her.
Sure it does…she wants to be your next governor
She’s my Congresswomen and very popular in her district and there was talk about her running for Senator .
This is a follow up article with more details on what Seton Hall's own report says he covered up, and there are more quotes rightfully calling out the university and decision makers for their abject failure. Light needs to continue to be shined on this until Meier, Hank, and others involved resign or are removed. They need to go.
There is nothing new other than quotes from public officials who only know what has been alleged. Quotes from someone who read the article are meaningless. This is a mud slinging.
The president, Monsignor Joseph Reilly, was not accused of abuse himself, but investigators said he knew of sexual abuse allegations on campus and did not properly report them. Investigators recommended, pursuant to a responsive action plan the school’s governing body adopted, Reilly be removed as a seminary leader and member of university boards.
Now he’s president.
So he's Joe Paterno in a clerical collar. But it apparently gets worse, as the corruption extends to the university's lay governance:
At Seton Hall, more than half a dozen regents — including the chair, who led the presidential search — were on the board or named to it when investigators shared their findings about Reilly, and they unanimously approved him to lead the university.
Now he’s president.
So he's Joe Paterno in a clerical collar. But it apparently gets worse, as the corruption extends to the university's lay governance:
At Seton Hall, more than half a dozen regents — including the chair, who led the presidential search — were on the board or named to it when investigators shared their findings about Reilly, and they unanimously approved him to lead the university.
then they made him president. there are a lot of penn state ragers here not commenting on this one
this is really bad.
this is really bad.
Release the report and let the chips fall where they may.
Sure seems to me like what should happen. However, it is almost axiomatic that institutions are inclined to lie and/or shade the truth in such situations. Even otherwise honest and good institutions fall prey to this.
Here is the channel 11 segment, with video that aired on news this morning.
Truly unfortunate but totally avoidable. Can't have the face of the school associated with that. It's certainly a challenge finding a good Pres but let's move on and get the next one right. This is not gonna end well again. BORs is really on a roll the last few years.
There's pattern on all of this the last few decades or so and that's the makeup of the BOR. They can be great at what they do professionally but they failed leading our school. Until they go or change then the tragedy will end
