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In the throes of multiple crises, including the admissions scandal, the University of Southern California wanted a leader who had spent time in the crucible. They just got one.
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The admissions-bribery scandal has poured gas on the fire of a university already smarting from corruption in the athletics department and in the upper administration.
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