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[QUOTE="Capt. Tuttle, post: 3079527, member: 191"]
Every institution where adults and young people mix has a story like this in its history, unfortunately. Whether or not they come to light is another story.  These are the places where perverts learn to blend in and stalk their prey.
How SU (evidently) reacted is how they all reacted, in those times.
The times have changed now, and people are getting called out.  The victims now understand that there is no shame in being victimized, and they are calling out perpetrators, and hopefully, getting help in dealing with these traumatic and life altering events, if they haven't already been able to do so.

[B]Could people in charge in that situation do better?[/B] Surely so.
[B]Was SU aware of the issues? [/B]To be determined?
[B]Was out of sight out of mind a good policy? [/B]No. 
[B]Is that how it was done?[/B] Yes.
[B]Should we hold people accountable for actions then, based upon today's mores and standards?[/B]   I am not a fan of that.  I think the proper standard is did they do anything wrong, based upon the obligations at the time.

Hopefully, with these things being brought to light, prosecutions of perpetrators will happen, and victims will get help, and with assistance, the cycle of abuse can be ended.
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