University of Louisville President James Ramsey, far-famed for lying to a legislative committee about his university subsidizing domestic partner benefits, is apparently standin' by his man in the case of former education dean Robert Felner, who is accused --making excuses for criminal activity to top it all off.
Apparently the standards are getting pretty low at UofL. Now it's okay for department deans to be “a little weak...violating the law now and then.” I wonder if that's what they teach in business ethics at Ramsey's university.
Friday, July 18, 2008
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Wow. I think Ramsey just said that a Dean getting a lot of complaints is a sign that said Dean is getting the job done. Guess that depends on what kind of omelette you like, huh, Jim?
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