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Thorpe writes about this disconnect in a recent article for the Chronicle of Higher Education, titled, Where Does the College Presidency Go From Here? The Job is Increasingly Untenable. Change is Needed.

Thorpe writes about this disconnect in a recent article for the Chronicle of Higher Education, titled, Where Does the College Presidency Go From Here? The Job is Increasingly Untenable. Change is Needed.

Even with his concerns about university leadership, Thorpe took on another administrative role. In July 2013, he became provost at Washington University in St. Louis. From this new position, far from Chapel Hill, he watched as the ticking time bomb at UNC finally went off. In 2014, former FBI General Counsel Kenneth Weinstein completed his investigation into UNC's academic misconduct.

Even with his concerns about university leadership, Thorpe took on another administrative role. In July 2013, he became provost at Washington University in St. Louis. From this new position, far from Chapel Hill, he watched as the ticking time bomb at UNC finally went off. In 2014, former FBI General Counsel Kenneth Weinstein completed his investigation into UNC's academic misconduct.

Even with his concerns about university leadership, Thorpe took on another administrative role. In July 2013, he became provost at Washington University in St. Louis. From this new position, far from Chapel Hill, he watched as the ticking time bomb at UNC finally went off. In 2014, former FBI General Counsel Kenneth Weinstein completed his investigation into UNC's academic misconduct.

and released an explosive tell-all report.

and released an explosive tell-all report.

and released an explosive tell-all report.

And was there anything in the report that Wayne Seen discovered that was at all shocking or surprising to you?

And was there anything in the report that Wayne Seen discovered that was at all shocking or surprising to you?

And was there anything in the report that Wayne Seen discovered that was at all shocking or surprising to you?

I would argue that the Wayne Sane report really put the nail in the coffin of the Carolina way, so to speak. How do you think Tar Heel fans reacted to this? You know, the realization that at the end of the day, they were maybe no better than the other schools, which had been cutting corners.

I would argue that the Wayne Sane report really put the nail in the coffin of the Carolina way, so to speak. How do you think Tar Heel fans reacted to this? You know, the realization that at the end of the day, they were maybe no better than the other schools, which had been cutting corners.

I would argue that the Wayne Sane report really put the nail in the coffin of the Carolina way, so to speak. How do you think Tar Heel fans reacted to this? You know, the realization that at the end of the day, they were maybe no better than the other schools, which had been cutting corners.

When I asked him if prioritizing winning means UNC is still cutting corners to keep players eligible, Thorpe shared a telling anecdote.

When I asked him if prioritizing winning means UNC is still cutting corners to keep players eligible, Thorpe shared a telling anecdote.

When I asked him if prioritizing winning means UNC is still cutting corners to keep players eligible, Thorpe shared a telling anecdote.

And would you say you place more blame on the system itself rather than on an individual like Debbie Crowder?

And would you say you place more blame on the system itself rather than on an individual like Debbie Crowder?

And would you say you place more blame on the system itself rather than on an individual like Debbie Crowder?