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>>I think it was an interesting piece of investigating >>journalism, but most people (myself included) are >>probably just shrugging their shoulders. This stuff >>happens all the time, and WVU unfortunately just got >>caught. > >Happens all the time? Really, because I think this is >the first time I've ever heard about somebody being >given a university degree that they didn't earn. > >And I don't believe you would be shrugging your >shoulders if this was the top academic officials at >your alma mater handing out degrees like coupons for a >free soft serve at Dairy Queen. > >This is a very impactful story with the added drama of >Bresch being the governors' daughter and Mylan "Mike" >Puskar being a huge WVU donor. > >What I would like to see now is coverage of this >academic fraud's role as COO of Mylan in handling the >integration of a $3 billion merger that has resulted >in Mylan's stock price going into the tank. > >Read the Yahoo! Finance message board for Mylan. >Shareholders are up in arms with the way this company >is run ... from the promotion of Robert Coury, >Puskar's financial planner and former insurance >salesman to CEO, to the rapid rise of data entry clerk >(Bresch) to COO, and then throw in a board of >directors consisting of more puppets than you'll see >on Sesame Street, there is more to be uncovered about >this insular, so-called "public" company.

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