It falls to the institution to be accountable. Meanwhile, back at UC-Irvine, school officials are trying to clean up the mess created by Brown's alleged misconduct and dismissal. Many of his records are incomplete or missing, making it difficult for school officials to determine whether or not the 225 bodies donated to the university during Brown's tenure have been used and disposed of properly. But she believes that the essential flaw, even in the UC-Irvine case, is more human than institutional. Individual people will always try to twist things around for profit.
Most programs are on the up and up.
Drake believes that the scandal at Irvine, in a roundabout fashion, will actually serve to improve programs across the country. People will be making sure that their house is in order. This is a wake-up call. All rights reserved.