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Two women, both Asian Americans raised in Southern California, enrolled in USC graduate programs a few years apart. Both went to the student health clinic for gynecological care and both ended up in an exam room with Dr. George Tyndall. Both later said they were sexually assaulted by the doctor, and struggled for years afterward to trust men and medical professionals.
When it came time for USC to compensate them for their injuries, however, their stories diverged sharply. Lucy Chi, a 2014 graduate who works in healthcare information technology, reached a settlement expected to total about $1.2 million. The other alumna, an Orange County mother, was awarded less than $200,000.
USC's $1.1 billion settlements to former patients of Dr. George Tyndall was the largest sex-abuse payout in education history. Behind the numbers lies a lopsided economic landscape.
Updated Lineup For WWE NXT On USA Network Posted By: Ben Kerin on Dec 30, 2020
WWE has announced some new matches and a segment for tonight’s episode of NXT. Below is the updated card for tonight s NXT on USA Network.
NXT North American Championship Match
Leon Ruff vs. Johnny Gargano (c)
Roderick Strong vs. Pete Dunne
Bronson Reed vs. Isaiah “Swerve” Scott
The Grizzled Young Veterans vs. Breezango
Mercedes Martinez returns to in-ring action against an unknown opponent
A special look at the Rhea Ripley vs. Raquel Gonzalez feud
The winners of the NXT Year-End Awards will be revealed
On his latest podcast, Sean X-Pac Waltman revealed some positive news regarding his health:
“I had Hepatitis C for a long time, I tested positive when I came back to TNA and was doing that stuff with Kevin [Nash] and Scott [Hall] and [Hulk] Hogan came in with Eric [Bischoff], all that.
After that, I couldn’t get cleared in certain states with athletic commissions and so TNA and WWE couldn’t really have me in matches, so I would just do little matches like that, nothing serious, no blood or whatever but, so I’m cured, everyone. Just this year, just this year I got cured. I hadn’t mentioned it publicly but yeah, it costs $100,000 for the treatment, it’s $1,000 a pill, one pill every day. I feel great. I didn’t even know, don’t feel anything.”