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No heads roll over Colorado sex scandal.(News Watch)(college football recruiting scandal at the Univeristy of Colorado, Boulder)

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Despite failing to act on repeated reports of using sex, drugs and alcohol to recruit football players, no leaders will lose their jobs over the nationally headlined sex scandal at the University of Colorado in Boulder.

"Personnel decisions ... should not be regarded as a blood sport," explained University President Elizabeth Hoffman. "This is not a soap opera, or a cartoon, or a caricature. These are extremely serious matters that deeply affect the people involved and their families."

Instead, she announced tighter oversight of the athletics program. AD Richard Tharp will have limited authority, no longer reporting to the Boulder chancellor but instead to the provost. A new Academic Policy Board on Athletics, including faculty members, will create and police followup on policies affecting athletic matters, including admissions, financial aid and eligibility to play. The vice chancellor for student affairs will help integrate the athletics department into campus life and be sure athletes follow disciplinary rules.

Dismayed, the commission investigating allegations of misconduct in recruiting, with nine complaints of rape by football players or recruits and three lawsuits against the university, wonders if ...

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