[MVCard]

Withhold the contributions fans! And let them know about it.

Already done!

FYI if you are an alum, please copy Howard Wolf who is the Alumni Association liaison to the University.

Per a source on another board who is close to him, Howard gets what is going on.

I think the only way Muir if let go is either if there is a campaign similar to 36 Sports Strong with a lot of alumni support or enough big donors apply pressure for him to leave, I don't see either happening anytime soon...

So Singer was poking around for year but no one saw fit to call it out?  Sounds like a culture problem.  And the Athletic Director sets the culture, at least for DAPER.

Try this though: Stanford has an endemic culture of negative reporting of Bad Things Going On.  Keep it quiet, protect the institution, etc.  Kind of a theme across Stanford over the past decade, maybe longer.  Some bright spots lately /w/ frats, LSJUMB, etc... but doesn't surprise me that some guy can sneak around the Stanford Athletics landscape for seven years with no one making a big stink about it.   When I was at school and Ted Leland was the AD, I feel like the culture in DAPER was different.  For sure there were issues, but I felt like compliance and ethics weren't among them.

[MVCard]

Withhold the contributions fans! And let them know about it.

Already done!

FYI if you are an alum, please copy Howard Wolf who is the Alumni Association liaison to the University.

Per a source on another board who is close to him, Howard gets what is going on.

I think the only way Muir if let go is either if there is a campaign similar to 36 Sports Strong with a lot of alumni support or enough big donors apply pressure for him to leave, I don't see either happening anytime soon...

So Singer was poking around for year but no one saw fit to call it out?  Sounds like a culture problem.  And the Athletic Director sets the culture, at least for DAPER.

Try this though: Stanford has an endemic culture of negative reporting of Bad Things Going On.  Keep it quiet, protect the institution, etc.  Kind of a theme across Stanford over the past decade, maybe longer.  Some bright spots lately /w/ frats, LSJUMB, etc... but doesn't surprise me that some guy can sneak around the Stanford Athletics landscape for seven years with no one making a big stink about it.   When I was at school and Ted Leland was the AD, I feel like the culture in DAPER was different.  For sure there were issues, but I felt like compliance and ethics weren't among them.