“Tulanegate” is the term coined by newspapers in 1993 to describe the outrage over abuses of the Tulane legislative scholarship program.  Despite the embarrassment of some legislators and Tulane officials to the publicity and resulting scandal, the program survived and continued to serve involved parties at public expense.  Referenced below, and reprinted on Tulanelink, are several articles that appeared in June, 1993.



Tulanelinks:
Tulane History
Discrimination
Desegregation
Reparations
Public Funding
Buying Judges
Home
Scholarship Scandal
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Baton Rouge Advocate
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Public v. Private
Owosso Argus-Press