When alumni learned the dean of Pennsylvania's Villanova Law School was resigning, they reacted with surprise but had only positive things to say about Mark Sargent's 12-year tenure. However, over the holiday weekend, a new picture emerged of Sargent's decision to step down, as newspaper reports described him as a one-time customer of an alleged prostitution house who was cooperating with police in a case against the owner of the house and two alleged prostitutes. Sargent has not been charged with any crime.
July 07, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Word of Villanova Law School Dean Mark Sargent’s resignation last week was accompanied by little in the way of a pronouncement of his accomplishments or a formal press release announcing his next step.
Alumni were surprised at news of the resignation but had nothing but positive things to say about Sargent’s 12-year tenure.
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