re: Ford Foundation Threatens to Pull $20 Million from Ole Miss

I didn't say it was. I didn't even say I disagree with their decision. I'm not even saying that the IHL doesn't have it's own useful place in overseeing the state's schools. Approving real estate purchases, audits, financial oversight, etc.. are all fine by me.

I just think it's ignorant to have non ole miss people deciding what's best for the university when it comes to naming the Chancellor. That'd be like if congress had the right to elect a governor of their choosing when one governor's term was up.

I get it's the law/rules/policy/whatever but I just think it's busted.