Talk:Nancy L. Zimpher

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message: I don't see how they can have all this positive stuff on here about here and skip all the negative, the lady has killed the athletic department and nuetered the BBall program that was continuing to rise under a future hall of fame coach! Don Cincinnati
:Continuing to rise? The BBall program had stagnated and was overrated under Huggins.  They played a soft schedule in a second rate conference (CUSA).  She simply put integrity and academics ahead of winning games.  Besides, she hasn't killed the athletic department.  The football program has never been better.  Dave, Cincinnati
Hey, if you folks are going to keep vandalising this, at least put in something about Ohio St. Sucking.
You know, to take a potshot at her Alma Mater. --Taoistlumberjak 16:57, 25 August 2005 (UTC)
replies: text: That's not very helpful - are you joking, perhaps? Rkevins82 - TALK 18:23, 26 August 2005 (UTC)

text: Her popularity or unpopularity is of no interest to me.  I was asking the wisdom of suggesting vandalism of other pages. Rkevins82 06:52, 27 March 2006 (UTC)

text: "The huggins (sic) situation will get her fired".  Yet, she is still here and just received a raise as "a reward and a recognition for oustanding performance" (Buck Niehoff, Board of Trustees Vice Chairman, quoted in the Cincinnati Enquirer, September 26, 2007).  So, I guess you're way off on that one.  Besides, do you think she fired Huggins without first consulting the Board of Trustees (who decide when and if she gets fired)?   Dave, Cincinnati
The positive content is more than appropriate.  The mission of the President is to protect the integrity of the University, which she has done very well.  The fact that UC is winning fewer basketball games is not important in the grand scheme.  Bob Huggins' firing was consistent with goal of restoring the integrity of the University of Cincinnati.  His offenses went well beyond a DUI conviction.  He was cited by the NCAA for lack of institutional control.  Many of his players were well below the academic enrollment standards and the basketball program had a particularly poor graduation rate.  While many of his players were young men of outstanding character, others compiled criminal records.  The integrity of the University as an academic institution is far more important than its winning percentage. Ultimately, there are 2 camps: 1) Bearcat fans who just want to win basketball games at any cost.  Many of these fans simply live in Cincinnati and are not affiliated with UC. 2) Alumni and professors (I am both) who certainly don't mind winning but only if the University retains its academic integrity, honor and credibility in the process.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 129.137.24.112 (talk) 22:30, 5 September 2007 (UTC)
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message: The vandalism of this article was the subject of a story in The Plain Dealer on March 25, 2006. See University president's bio smeared online. - EurekaLott 15:37, 25 March 2006 (UTC)
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