Re: Penn State scandal and its effect on the rising hockey program
Sandusky was retired at the time, and allowed access to the Penn State facilities because of his "emeritus status." The title was bestowed to him by Penn State University. So you could say that he was like a tenured professor.
McQueary was an unpaid grad assistant, for all practical purposes an "intern" at the time.
This is a very complicated legal situation that you're trying to make simple.
Clearly Penn State lawyers are going to be very carefully how they handle McQueary.
Originally posted by bothman
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McQueary was an unpaid grad assistant, for all practical purposes an "intern" at the time.
This is a very complicated legal situation that you're trying to make simple.
Clearly Penn State lawyers are going to be very carefully how they handle McQueary.
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