On Tue, Sep 17, 2019 at 2:35 PM Larry McVoy &lt;lm(a)mcvoy.com&gt; wrote: I 100% agree. This is revolting and it >>is<< a shame it has gone on and people who should have/could have done something, have let it happen. But my cynical self says that it is nothing new. Look at the Kennedy's and Harvard. None of the Kennedy's could keep their pants zipped and JFK's father was a bootlegger during prohibition. But we have another generation throwing money around and people are cheering. There was an article in today's globe about this very issue about the schools. Large orgs, like MIT and Harvard or my own CMU and UCB, are fueled by money. CMU always has been looking for ways to get more money since Dick Cyert (had been head of the business school making it a top 5 B-school became president when I was there). Cyert straight out told the EE and CS Depts were are going to monitize you. He even did the same with drama (supposedly CMU gets royalties from the hits that came out of there like Godspell and a few others). What was the line from 'The Right Stuff' - "No bucks, no Buck Rogers." Slime like Epstein, Trump, or Michael Corleone for the matter, do look for a way to be more legitimate in the eyes of the world. Hey, new firms like Google and Amazon have hardly been immune to issues in sr leadership. So, the key is that you need to have people leading institutions that are willing to say, "wait a minute" and not let greed overtaking doing what it proper. But ... how .. you do it is as important as what you do. Henry Kissenger once said, "Money is power. But power is the ultimate aphrodisiac."