Ken Starr Reportedly Fired as Baylor President Amid Campus Rape Crisis

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Amid ongoing reports of failure by Baylor Univeristy administration to properly address accusations of sexual assault on campus or perpetrated by Baylor students, the Texas university's Board of Regents has reportedly moved to fire President and Chancellor Ken Starr. From HornsDigest.com, which first broke the story: 

The three dozen members of the Baylor regents board are blaming Starr - not football coach Art Briles - for failed leadership during the ongoing scandal over how the school handled reports of rape and assault made against five BU football players - two of whom (Tevin Elliott and Sam Ukwuachu) were convicted of raping Baylor co-eds, sources close to the situation told HornsDigest.com.

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