Martin: 'We will go where the evidence takes us'

Former North Carolina Gov. Jim Martin used the words “academic investigator” Friday when describing his role in digging deeper into the multitude of improprieties within the UNC African and Afro-American Studies Department. The mounting evidence of no-show classes, altered grades, forged signatures and transcripts made public prompted the university to ask the former governor to lead the review. (WRAL.com)

Posted Friday, August 17, 2012 in Business & Administration

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