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Letter Alleges Widespread Mistreatment of Sexual Assault Case at University of Iowa

Recall, if you will, that the University of Iowa's latest football-related legal scandal (aside from last night's public intox arrest of incoming freshman Riley Reiff, anyway) came about six weeks ago when freshman defensive backs Cedric Everson and Abe Satterfield were arrested in connection with an alleged sexual...

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05/25/12 U. Iowa foundation backed deal for Mason's spouse Source: The Hawk Eye - Burlington IA Leaders of the University of Iowa's nonprofit fundraising arm said Thursday they approved a controversial arrangement in which the husband of the school president is paid $54,000 in private funds per year for attending school events.
05/24/12 Sally Mason: Spouse's deal made with just a handshake Source: The Des Moines Register - Des Moines IA University of Iowa President Sally Mason says she wanted the Iowa Board of Regents to put in writing its agreement to employ her husband at the school, but she settled on a handshake agreement instead.
05/24/12 Mason wanted deal in writing Source: Iowa City Press-Citizen - Iowa City IA University of Iowa President Sally Mason says she wanted the Iowa state Board of Regents to put in writing its agreement to employ her husband at the school, but she settled on a handshake agreement instead.
05/23/12 Masons employment never put on paper Source: Iowa City Press-Citizen - Iowa City IA Newly disclosed records from the University of Iowa indicate that when the school agreed to hire Sally Mason as president of the institution, it made no written agreement to provide employment for her husband as either an instructor or a paid presidential fundraiser.
05/22/12 Foundation at University of Iowa refuses request for... Source: The Des Moines Register - Des Moines IA The University of Iowa Foundation says its emails and expense records are not subject to disclosure under the states open-records law, a position that appears to conflict with a 2005 Iowa Supreme Court ruling.