Florida Memorial Workers Accused of Changing Grades For Cash, Sex.

Reports on charges filed against two former Florida Memorial University employees and students for a grade-changing racket that involved cash payments, computer hacking and sexual favors in 2005. Value received by the university's computer technician Ellis Peet and data entry clerk Clifton Franklin to change the grades of students; Views of Marty Pinkston, director of governmental and public affairs at the school, on the individuals; Background on the arrest of Peet.