More actions at UMDNJ under scrutiny
Further to earlier posts, the Newark Star-Ledger ran a headline on November 7, 2006: UMDNJ's payment to cardiologists probed.
It included the text: the university offered high paying faculty jobs to nearly 20 cardiologists in private practice in an effort aimed at boosting the number of cases in a surgery program that the state was threatening to shut down for poor performance.
Also on page 1:
an article about the Rutgers band prospering along with the football team (recall Vai Sikahema's Vai's View: Rutgers is Wrong)
an article noting that Donald Drakeman resigned as CEO of Medarex.
It included the text: the university offered high paying faculty jobs to nearly 20 cardiologists in private practice in an effort aimed at boosting the number of cases in a surgery program that the state was threatening to shut down for poor performance.
Also on page 1:
an article about the Rutgers band prospering along with the football team (recall Vai Sikahema's Vai's View: Rutgers is Wrong)
an article noting that Donald Drakeman resigned as CEO of Medarex.
posted by Lawrence B. Ebert at 7:13 AM
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