Original sentence: An article in The Wall Street Journal in September of that year criticizing the spending of college and university executives used Gee and Vanderbilt as an example of the lax oversight common to higher education.Controversy arose in 2006 over Gee's spending during his tenure at Vanderbilt, including the over $6 million spent on remodeling his university-owned house.The Board of Trust has since established a committee to monitor more closely Gee's spending.The article also revealed that Gee's wife, a tenured professor, smoked marijuana in their home
Edited sentence: Additionally, it has been learned that his wife (well, now ex-wife) smoked marijuana in the university-owned mansion.He spent over 6 million on a remodel of his house that raised questions about his excessive salary.However, recent controversy has surfaced regarding the Chancellor's personal life.She is a member of the Vanderbilt staff as well.The Chancellor and his wife, Constance, coincidentally decided on divorce soon after this news was brought forth