Notre Dame probes hack of computer system

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For an institution that historically prided itself on its core values, this is not news. During the 1980s UND began accepting donations from dubious sources, the largest from Edward DeBartolo Sr., who had entered a plea of nolo contendre to SEC charges of insider trading. If an institution accepts a donation of ill-gotten gains, what does that say for its "values"?

Maybe the donors whose information was hacked should be concerned.

For once my personal information is not at risk, since I refuse to contribute to my "Alma Mater" so long as they associate with admitted criminals.

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