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The Board of Regents investigated the university’s handling of the alleged assault and, in June, reported the board found that UI dealt with it appropriately. However, (Board President) Miles, who said he was “shocked” by the existence of the two letters, said the documents could change the regents’ views.
“I agree that the letters are very pertinent,” Miles said when asked about the importance of the letters in terms of the regents’ investigation. “I was shocked that we didn’t know about the letters until Friday. I expect some answers from the university as far as why that is the case.”
Miles said he expects the regents’ general counsel to “get to the bottom” of why the letter was not disclosed. He said the special meeting would probably be this week, but because of scheduling issues with the board, he was uncertain where the meeting would be or if it would be conducted via telephone.
The board meeting will be open to the public.
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The Board of Regents investigated the university’s handling of the alleged assault and, in June, reported the board found that UI dealt with it appropriately. However, (Board President) Miles, who said he was “shocked” by the existence of the two letters, said the documents could change the regents’ views.
“I agree that the letters are very pertinent,” Miles said when asked about the importance of the letters in terms of the regents’ investigation. “I was shocked that we didn’t know about the letters until Friday. I expect some answers from the university as far as why that is the case.”
Miles said he expects the regents’ general counsel to “get to the bottom” of why the letter was not disclosed. He said the special meeting would probably be this week, but because of scheduling issues with the board, he was uncertain where the meeting would be or if it would be conducted via telephone.
The board meeting will be open to the public.
Full story:
http://www.press-citizen.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080720/NEWS01/80720005/1079