[NU Sports] Paterno should go now

[Mark Ament]

Brady's right and along the same lines I'm a little surprised the acting president will be the existing provost.  I realize he may not be involved in any way, but guilt by association in these circumstances is compelling.  In my experience, there is little of consequence that goes on at a university that the president knows and the provost doesn't.  They generally function as a CEO and COO team, although one concentrates on fundraising and external relations and the other on academics and internal administration.  In other words, is anyone really sure theprovost didn't know and why take the chance?
Mark

 Mark S. Ament
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On Nov 9, 2011, at 2:27 PM, Brad Wilson <bwdolphin146 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Does PSU really want the scandal following them for weeks -- which it will if Joe stays until the end of the season?
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> They should send Joe (and McQueary) home now, let the staff finish the season, decline a bowl bid and clean house -- which means everybody goes. Bradley, Jay Pa, Vanderlinden, everybody, and start over. They cannot build the next era on one scandal-tarred brick of the Paterno mess.
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> My God, did we ever think we'd write something like that? But we have to. Joe must go now. Now.
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