> … UCLA that did everything right. I disagree with that statement, based on the article's paragraph starting "Without any deliberation I was aware of…" The b

> … UCLA that did everything right. I disagree with that statement, based on the article's paragraph starting "Without any deliberation I was aware of…" The big question is, were the actions of and statements by Anderson made as part of a normal, documented procedure for this sort of occurrence? Were these actions taken in consultation with, or under the direction of, the relevant disciplinary authorities? If not, then I think Anderson does have a case to answer to.