From the Courier Journal: "In a report issued last July recommending financial reforms across the university, Louisville based auditors Strothman and Co. said U of L didn't always compel corrective action when deficiencies arose and inconsistently applied internal financial control policies. "It wasn't for a lack of policy. It was for a lack of compliance," Bill Meyer of Strothman told the audit committee of U of L's board of trustees. If enacted, the recommendations would "substantially reduce the possibility of significant fraud in the future," he said.