Source: The Daily Tar Heel
POSTED BY Dominique Gillyard on Tuesday, November 6, 2012.
-Superior Court Judge Howard Manning commenting on the university's refusal to turn over all documents related to the NCAA investigation of the UNC football program (10/29/2012).
Source: The Daily Tar Heel POSTED BY Dominique Gillyard on Tuesday, November 6, 2012.
4 Comments
Paige H.
11/29/2012 12:13:57 am
Although I do not know every implication of FERPA for students' privacy while they are under investigation, I think an interesting aspect of Judge Manning's comment is his term "invisibility cloak" to describe how UNC is applying FERPA to the accused athletes. In my opinion, one of the underlying issues of the problems that led to the NCAA investigation of the football program is that many of the athletes live their academic lives as if they are under an "invisibility cloak" held up by their academic support staff protecting them from failing or seeing tough consequences. Maybe if that 'invisibility cloak' were not there in the first place, the football program would not be in its current position that forced the University to use FERPA as an 'invisibility cloak', which is what Judge Manning see the University doing. 7/2/2013 01:14:24 pm
Ithink of the underlying issues of the problems that led to the NCAA investigation of the football program is that many of the athletes live their academic lives 7/31/2013 06:49:05 pm
It is being found that many students are resorting to violent means at the university and remain hidden from the public view. No university is against the public law and order system and the universities should cooperate with authorities during any investigation. Leave a Reply. |