From the NY Times article:
Handed up by an Orange County, N.C., grand jury, the indictment charged Nyang’oro with “unlawfully, willfully and feloniously” accepting payment “with the intent to cheat and defraud” the university in connection with the AFAM course — a virtually unheard-of legal accusation against a professor.
Here’s another series of questions….
– If the classes were a sham (and they were), then how many grades were removed from the students transcripts?
– If the grades are removed from the transcripts, how many athletes that played were actually ineligible for competition under NCAA’s rules for completed credits required for progress towards a degree?
– Since the university was paid for these bogus classes, how many refunds were issued to the students?
