Harvard hockey in the news

Started by dbilmes, January 27, 2023, 07:50:59 PM

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dbilmes

Harvard finally forced to do something, as reported by Boston Globe:

Harvard has commissioned an independent review of the school's women's hockey program, after the Boston Globe in January reported wide-ranging abuse allegations, including hazing, under longtime coach Katey Stone.
The review will be conducted by Katya Jestin, a former federal prosecutor who is co-managing partner of the law firm Jenner & Block and specializes in sensitive investigations involving institutional cultures. Some current and former members of the Crimson received email Monday from Jestin's investigative group.

Trotsky

Will it be a blue ribbon committee?

Jeff Hopkins '82

Quote from: TrotskyWill it be a blue ribbon committee?

A-rated.

Trotsky


Weder

Quote from: dbilmesHarvard finally forced to do something, as reported by Boston Globe:

Harvard has commissioned an independent review of the school's women's hockey program, after the Boston Globe in January reported wide-ranging abuse allegations, including hazing, under longtime coach Katey Stone.
The review will be conducted by Katya Jestin, a former federal prosecutor who is co-managing partner of the law firm Jenner & Block and specializes in sensitive investigations involving institutional cultures. Some current and former members of the Crimson received email Monday from Jestin's investigative group.

Whatever they decided allowed Stone to retire:
https://gocrimson.com/news/2023/6/6/Katey_Stone_Announces_Retirement.aspx
https://theathletic.com/4585234/2023/06/06/katey-stone-retire-harvard/
https://www.bostonglobe.com/2023/06/06/sports/katey-stone-harvard-womens-hockey/
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