NEWARK, N.J. (AP) a Rutgers University is pledging to get to the base of what sort of baseball coach who kicked and pushed participants and used gay slurs as he yelled at them was allowed to remain on the work a' and to ensure the same is not happening in other activities. The university said Monday that the school's Board of Governors might meet Thursday to discuss hiring an agent to report on which went wrong with Mike Rice. University President Robert Barchi said that employees are getting through video of training sessions from other activities to see if any other painful behavior needs to be rooted out. The scandal has received far-reaching implications on the university's athletic department. Grain was shot on April 3, per day after a video of him at practice was made public. Running Director Tim Pernetti later resigned, as did an assistant basketball coach and the university's top in-house lawyer. On Monday, the university decided former dean Carl Kirschner to serve as acting running director while a search is done for someone to fill the work forever. There is been popular anger within the video, which was presented to university authorities in November by a former hockey system staff who the other day sued the university, claiming he was let it go since he was a whistle-blower. An individual with knowledge of the circumstance by who requested anonymity because the research hasn't been made public, has told The Associated Press that the FBI is looking into whether the ex-employee, Eric Murdock, unlawfully asked for profit exchange for not making the movie public. Gov. Chris Christie mentioned at a conference Monday that Rice would have to be dismissed promptly and that his antics charge standing to him with their families and athletes. "What parent would allow this animal back to their living room to try and recruit their daughter after this video?" he asked. Christie also said that he desires to know why Rice wasn't shot even ahead of the university knew concerning the video of his behavior at training. That's a question that the research being commissioned by the university might look at. Questions of who knew what about Rice's conduct and when, and what they did about it, are likely to loom large as the investigations continue. Christie said anybody who knew in regards to the behavior previously and did not react to oust Rice was in the incorrect, on Monday. He criticized the response of people who knew about this and didn't fire the coach weeks before, once the video was presented with to university officials and seen by a ' at least a Pernetti, university temporary counsel John Wolf and Chairman Mark Hershhorn of the university Board of Governors' athletics board. In a released by his lawyer late Monday, Hershhorn said he did necessitate Rice's firing on the day in early December that he saw the video. He said he told Pernetti when the video was authenticated, Rice needed to be straight away terminated. Unlike his recommendation, Hershhorn said, the college made a decision to control Rice in the place of let him go. The Rutgers administration wouldn't touch upon Hershhorn's account of events. Meanwhile, several five Democratic members of the state Assembly made a requests for information from Rutgers Monday beneath the state's Open Public Records Act. The lawmakers, who want to hold hearings on the situation, asked for communications about Rice's hiring in 2010, his firing this month and many issues in between. ___ Mulvihill noted from Haddonfield. Also contributing were Associated Press editors Angela Delli Santi, Mary Canavan and Tim Sullivan.
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