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LitlBuck;2255835; said:
Echoing criticisms that a "conspiracy of silence" at Penn State enabled a child sex-abuse scandal to go on for years, Pennsylvania's auditor general Wednesday called on Gov. Tom Corbett and state lawmakers to demand sweeping changes at the state's flagship university.
Calling the power structure at Penn State antiquated, insular and concentrated in the hands of too few, Auditor General Jack Wagner also criticized the board of trustees for failing to take steps necessary over the last year to "restore the university's tattered reputation."
A more effective system of governance might not have prevented the predatory behaviors that led to the conviction of former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky on multiple child-sex-abuse charges, but it might have uncovered the problems sooner, Wagner said. He began monitoring the university's use of taxpayer funding since Sandusky was arrested last November.
Since then, Sandusky has been sent to jail, effectively for life, and former Penn State president Graham Spanier and two other former administrators were charged with perjury, obstruction of justice and endangering children in an alleged coverup of the scandal. In announcing the charges against Spanier this month, Attorney General Linda Kelly noted a "callous lack of concern" for the victims.
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Coqui;2255817; said:The 6th Army is best known for fighting in the Battle of Stalingrad, during which it became the first entire German field army to be completely destroyed