Two days after Kristina Johnson announced Monday that she would resign as president of Ohio State University, what triggered her decision remains a mystery.
The university emphasized it was her call. Here she is seen during the groundbreaking ceremony in September for the new Intel semiconductor manufacturing facility in New Albany, Ohio,
Typical OSU doing all it can to bury the truth! Ohio taxpayers deserve to hear the backstory after funding this mess!
that's a false dichotomy
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