Ha! This was my exact thought. |
Sounds like the board needs to look for a woman to replace him. |
He is Ivy League educated so don’t send your kids there! |
The emails are actually sweet. |
I don’t think he deserved to be fired based on the e-mails. |
Nope! This is a person in a supervisory position. That balance of power will never be equal whether the subordinate is a woman or a man. The subordinate may willingly enter into the relationship but the university is within their rights to prohibit it. |
This is about the power imbalance. It is inappropriate to have a romantic relationship with a subordinate. If it were a woman president and make subordinate, same problem. As someone else pointed out, President of U of M is among the most powerful people in the state. |
Coleman is stepping back in for the interim. |
Wow. Airing all his dirty laundry's a bit harsh, particularly to his wife. I agree that an affair with an employee introduces a potential abuse of power as well as a potential for favoritism that should be sanctioned. |
Oh spare us with your puritanical b.s. Millions of women marry men they meet at work, who are their superiors — including McKenzie Bezos! |
The Boards of Regents hasn’t been happy with Schlissel for the past couple of years. He was to leave a year before his contract was up, but this nonsense sped things up. Honestly, he will not be mossed. |
*missed |
Fine, go tell it to the Regents. They don't want to operate the way "millions of women who marry their superiors do." I'm not sure what Bezos has to do with anything. |
That explains it then. They were looking for an excuse to fire him. No wonder they did it in such a trashy way. The Board wouldn't have cared one bit about an affair with an employee if they liked him... |
I wonder who the tipster was and why. |