07-13-2008, 03:35 PM
Names of Diploma-Mill Customers Won't Be Released
Plus comments from Klempner the ex-mill owner, Contreras the civil rights violator and Gollin the academic fraud.
Shouldn't we know the truth about everyone connected with degree fraud? It's nice to see that Klempner, Contreras and Gollin agree.
So why does Gollin make his Chronicle friends censor the rest of the comments after the article? Fortunately we obtained a screen shot. Thanks to John-Hudson-Weaver-Hudson-Weaver for sending this over:
Quote:July 7, 2008
Names of Diploma-Mill Customers Won't Be Released
The names of more than 10,000 customers of a now-defunct diploma mill will be kept secret, according to today’s Spokesman-Review, a newspaper in Spokane, Wash.
Releasing the names would apparently violate the policy of the U.S. Justice Department, which prosecuted the operators of the Spokane-based diploma mill, known as Saint Regis University. Last week one operator was sentenced to three years in prison.
In 2006 a lawyer for one of the diploma mill’s employees said that more than 100 federal workers, including a White House staff member, had purchased Saint Regis degrees. —Thomas Bartlett
Plus comments from Klempner the ex-mill owner, Contreras the civil rights violator and Gollin the academic fraud.
Shouldn't we know the truth about everyone connected with degree fraud? It's nice to see that Klempner, Contreras and Gollin agree.
So why does Gollin make his Chronicle friends censor the rest of the comments after the article? Fortunately we obtained a screen shot. Thanks to John-Hudson-Weaver-Hudson-Weaver for sending this over:

