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: Nancy Rapoport's BlogspotThe former University of Maryland law dean's current troubles
By Nancy Rapoport
Were the payments authorized? I'll bet that they were. Were they vetted thoroughly beforehand? Who knows? Should academics get those big salaries? Maybe not, but as the Feminist Law Professors post points out, Karen probably found herself in the crosshairs of all of those folks who are angry at Wall Street bonuses as well.
All I know is that being in the public eye is sometimes really, really miserable, and that Karen has my sympathy right now.
Full post as published by Nancy Rapoport's Blogspot on February 26, 2010 (boomark / email).
Inmate Possessions
Washington Department of Corrections agrees to pay current and former inmates $75 each for donating or destroying personal property.
Texas A&M University
Settles Bonfire Lawsuit for $2.1 Million
University of Illinois Medical Center
Potential $14 Million in Malpractice Settlements
Eminent Domain
University of Akron pays property owner $443,000 settlement.
University Apartments
Capstone Development agrees to $15 million construction defects settlement.
Biodefense Program
Texas A&M University agrees to $1 million lab safety and sanitation settlement.

Narrative and Counter-Narrative on the Current Financial Troubles:
Dwyer from UMBC to Maryland/College Park
Students Put their heads Together to Fix Maryland's Crime Problem
Maryland Senate stops porn film screening at UM
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