1.10.2004
Globe: Under fire, BU trustees hire consultant
"Gathering for the first time since the firing of incoming president Daniel S. Goldin, the Boston University Board of Trustees met with a new governance consultant yesterday but made no significant changes in its membership or structure, said university spokeswoman Nancy Sterling.
The board last met in emergency session on Oct. 31 to approve a $1.8 million severance deal with Goldin. Since then, trustees have come under fire for allowing a handful of members, many allied with former president John Silber, to control important decisions..."
The board last met in emergency session on Oct. 31 to approve a $1.8 million severance deal with Goldin. Since then, trustees have come under fire for allowing a handful of members, many allied with former president John Silber, to control important decisions..."
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