Parents would not be happy. Students would not be happy. Alumni would not be happy. The happiness of a large portion of the faculty apparently doesn't matter. So the scandal is simply not mentioned.
Decorum demands as much.
As adjuncts, they will probably have to teach too many classes at two or more schools, and they'll almost certainly receive no benefits, no computer support, and no research assistance. If they have absolutely no luck at all, they might not even get an office in which to hold office hours. Furthermore, they'll have to go on the job market every year, which itself costs a lot of money, and compete with hundreds of other people in the same degrading circumstances. I can attest to all of this from personal experience. I have been looking for a full-time job since the end of 1992.