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To: sten

I’d love to see the emails that went back and forth when Paterno removed Sandusky from the football program in 1999 while he maintained his status as tenured faculty.


19 posted on 11/22/2011 6:39:42 AM PST by rwilson99 (Please tell me how the words "shall not perish and have everlasting life" would NOT apply to Mary.)
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To: rwilson99
"I’d love to see the emails that went back and forth when Paterno removed Sandusky from the football program in 1999 while he maintained his status as tenured faculty."

I'm sure the computer science faculty and IT department have been hard at work for the last few weeks on a 'special project.'

22 posted on 11/22/2011 6:44:28 AM PST by Joe 6-pack (Que me amat, amet et canem meum)
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To: rwilson99
Paterno removed Sandusky from the football program in 1999 while he maintained his status as tenured faculty.

Not quite accurate.

First, Paterno didn't remove Sandusky, per se. Paterno told Sandusky in May 1999 (after the May 1998 investigation into Sandusky's behavior with Victim #6 and another boy we only know as "B.K") that he would not be Paterno's successor. Sandusky announced his surprise early retirement in July 1999 but coached the entire 1999 season.

When Sandusky retired, he was not a member of the tenured faculty. He was an emeritus faculty member (as are some other retired members). Sandusky had an office, phone, parking place, internet account, keys to athletic facilities, discount on tuition for himself and his adopted kids, and discount at the campus bookstore.

42 posted on 11/22/2011 9:28:21 AM PST by Scoutmaster (You knew the job was dangerous when you took it)
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