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...Epstein's case, a review led by faculty members and University Attorney Allan A. Ryan Jr. concluded that the professor should be allowed to remain at the school through the end of next year. After the allegations against Young went public, a Business School administrator stepped in to deny the student his diploma...
...think short of going to court there's no way of determining it," McArthur says of the Epstein case. "If the question is if he handled it as well as he could have possibly handled...
What is most embarrassing about the cases is that both men were connected, to varying degrees, with the Business School's stated commitment to promoting ethics. Young, like all Business School students, took a mandatory ethics course; Epstein, who was professor for a first-year course this fall in management accounting, came to Harvard to teach ethics...
...Epstein and Young both say there was nothing improper, or unethical, about their actions. The professor says he was simply guaranteeing a loan for a friend in the companies, even though his is the only name to appear in court documents about the firms. The students says he only traded debts and never engaged in insider trading...
...revealing as what the two men say is what they won't say, or simply can't remember. Epstein seems hazy on the basic details of his involvement with the two companies, Western Consulting Group Inc. and Western Business Investors Inc., including whether or not he was the founder of Western Consulting...