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...gubernatorial hopeful stressed the need to have “independent outside directors?? monitor corporate audits and executives’ salaries. He also said that accountants should be held liable for fraud, and that corporate management on all levels must be free from conflicts of interest...
Earlier this year, the Ivy presidents had instructed the league’s athletic directors to consider cutting the number of football recruits to 25. But when the athletic directors met in May, they agreed on a compromise recommendation of 30. Agreeing with the athletic directors?? compromise, the Ivy League Policy Committee made a recommendation to the Ivy presidents, who made the final decision on June 17 to cut recruits...
...June, the Ivy presidents will meet to decide on the directors?? proposal...
Athletic Director Robert L. Scalise, who will be attending his first spring Ivy athletic directors?? meeting, has cautioned that such a cut would effectively eliminate the junior varsity football program. He says this would go against Harvard’s athletic mission to provide opportunities to all students...
...behest of Ivy League presidents, the league’s athletic directors are considering broad transformations to the athletic recruiting process. But one of the proposals being studied by the athletic directors??decreasing the number of athletic recruits—would be an unnecessary mistake and would endanger many of Harvard’s quality athletic programs. On the other hand, raising the minimum standard under which recruits are admitted—a proposal mentioned by Harvard Director of Athletics Robert L. Scalise in a recent interview—would be a sound and prudent move...