Cornell faculty vote no confidence in university leadership
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Cornell faculty voted no confidence in university leaders amid a fraternity gang-rape case, while the attorney general's probe faces challenges.
Cornell University faculty voted 'no confidence' in the school's leadership after an alleged fraternity gang rape. Separately, four defendants in a Cornell lawsuit joined an effort to remove Attorney General Letitia James from the criminal probe, and James has been assembling outside counsel for the investigation. The story was prominent on NBC New York and CBS New York around Nov. 6-8.
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