Baylor Spied on Sexual Assault Survivors...

[SoParkLion]

According to a report from PR Week, Baylor officials placed a mole within several support groups for sexual assault survivors as a way to control their messaging and keep the university from looking bad.

https://deadspin.com/report-baylor-secretly-infiltrated-sexual-assault-surv-1828636656

 

[BobPSU92]

"as a way to control their messaging and keep the university from looking bad."

Worked like a charm.

 

[Thorndike2012]

What could possibly go wrong with this plan?

Jeepers!

 

[Connorpozlee]

You want to talk about a sick culture that should lead to an athletic department being shut down, turn your eyes to Waco, TX.

 

[Rip_E_2_Joe_PA]

Surreal!

 

[lubrano]

You want to talk about a sick culture that should lead to an athletic department being shut down, turn your eyes to Waco, TX.

I disagree. This was not athletics focused although Pepper Hamilton would have you believe as much. In fact, former Coach Art. Rules received millions as a result of his wrongful dismissal.

Read the work of investigative reporter Julie Hays. She has done a very good job reporting on this in my opninion.

 

[NittPicker]

For a school with a Christian foundation, Baylor is surprisingly morally vacuous. It's seems to be the definition of a culture problem.

 

[Rip_E_2_Joe_PA]

I disagree. This was not athletics focused although Pepper Hamilton would have you believe as much. In fact, former Coach Art. Rules received millions as a result of his wrongful dismissal.
Read the work of investigative reporter Julie Hays. She has done a very good job reporting on this in my opninion.

Should we alum hire Julie Hays to investigate our BOT and the disappearing act Second Mile?

 

[SoParkLion]

I disagree. This was not athletics focused although Pepper Hamilton would have you believe as much. In fact, former Coach Art. Rules received millions as a result of his wrongful dismissal.

Read the work of investigative reporter Julie Hays. She has done a very good job reporting on this in my opninion.

Could you summarize some Julie Hays for us?

 

[Nitt1300]

For a school with a Christian foundation, Baylor is surprisingly morally vacuous.

as Tom Jones says- It's not unusual