Universities Under Scrutiny Turn to Rules, Outside Reviews and Leadership Changes
Schools facing scrutiny, including Cornell, often follow a public relations approach involving new rules, outside investigators and leadership changes.
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Universities facing scrutiny, as Cornell is, often turn to a familiar set of public relations measures, according to The New York Times.
Those responses include introducing additional rules and bringing in outside investigators. In some cases, schools also make changes in leadership.
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