Private schools pay up

The lure of big money in sports has grown so powerful on college campuses that 39 private institutions, including Boston College, Providence, and Holy Cross, paid their men's basketball coach, football coach, or athletic director more than any other employee, including presidents and top professors, according to the most recently available federal tax statements. (Full article: 932 words)

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