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Newsweeks former corporate parent and a Jang-controlled company.Many of the faculty were also not properly employed; their contracts had expired.

Student data emailed to the education bureau staff didnt match the data in the annual report for the same period.according to a copy of the complaint.one cooperating witness told Newsweek.

The allegations laid out in the 31-page complaint resemble those uncovered by Newsweeks previous reporting.head of the World Olivet Assembly.

Those that were on hand didnt have the right qualifications 12 of them had Olivet degrees.

they did not tally with graduate data and employment data reported by Olivet to regulators.Santos has pleaded not guilty to all of the charges.

Santos told the FEC in an April letter that there were errors and omissions in his campaign finance reports filed with the commission.and staff about his background and experience.

Everyone who participated in this grave miscarriage of justice should all be ashamed of themselves.The full ethics panel unanimously voted to refer the evidence of Santos alleged violations to the Justice Department.