The questions, developed to elicit potential conflicts of interest, probed personal business dealings between Noss, his wife and the Academy.
Question 12, left unanswered, was direct and to the point:
“To the best of your knowledge, are there situations not described above which may give the appearance of a conflict of interest between you and the academy, or which would make it difficult for you to discharge your duties or exercise your judgment independently on behalf of the academy?”
Wonder why Noss didn't answer, and why no one in the Lake Superior State University charter school noticed his critical omission?
