By: no more money to osu

no more money to osu
Sat, 26 Jul 2014 04:48:20 +0000

This drastic measure was not the only possibly outcome of this investigation. There is a code of conduct that band members are required to sign. If the university became aware of this culture, then update the code, implement a zero tolerance policy, keep waters at the helm, and appoint an oversight committee to monitor. Firing waters follows a familiar pattern of the administration to distance themselves from an embarassing situation by assigning blame to a scapegoat. This particular example sets an impossible precedent for all university organizations. Will a defensive coach get canned for calling a player weak or a pansy? Do they not think that the fraternities or other clubs are sexualized and alcoholic when out of direct sight of the administration? The conduct of the band, while inappropriate and in need of a culture change, are mild compared to things that happen in smaller and even tighter knit communities within all universities. Rehabilitate the culture, yes, but to eviscerate an organization that is one of the most recognizable symbols of the university was a mistake.