Original sentence: From 2003 to 2005, the college was struck by a series of controversial scandals in which then-President Sean Barry and administration officials were accused of financial mismanagement and use of scholarship funds for entertainment and travel expenses, leading to Barry's firing and an FBI investigation.Pierce  1971–1982.The college also continued a tumultuous relationship with the city over rent for its downtown buildings, including an attempted eviction in 2003.The school's first classes were offered in 1956 as College Courses, Inc.Under Donald Young in 1994, the school established its own governing board at the suggestion of NEASC, which threatened to otherwise revoke accreditation
Edited sentence: Clayton Johnson filed a lawsuit against the Quincy School Committee for racial discrimination and was fired the next year for insubordination.In 1992, not only did NEASC threaten to revoke accreditation, but then-president O.Lawrence Creedon  1971–1972.Lawrence Creedon  1982–1983.Pierce  1972–1982.That same year, however, the new board named professor Linda B.The college has also had a tumultuous relationship with the city recently over rent for its downtown buildings, including an attempted eviction in 2003.The school's first classes were offered at the Coddington Elementary School in 1956 as College Courses, Inc.Then from 2003 to 2005, the college was struck by a series of controversial scandals in which then-President Sean Barry and administration officials were accused of financial mismanagement and use of scholarship funds for entertainment and travel expenses, leading to Barry's firing and an FBI investigation.Under ENC professor and interim president Donald Young in 1994, the school established its own governing board at the suggestion of NEASC, thereby keeping its accreditation from NEASC.Wilson as the next interim president over the city council's objections, and she resigned the next year over conflicts with the board