Life couldn$$t get much better for George O$$Leary when he was named the head football coach at Notre Dame. Unfortunately, he barely had time to celebrate his new job before he was ruled ineligible: after just a week on the job, he was forced to resign, embarrassing himself, his family, his friends, and Notre Dame itself. Why? Because of a few lies that he$$d put on his r$$sum$$ twenty years earlier. To get the facts behind this story, go to the New York Times website$*($New York Time's website$)$ and read the article $$Notre Dame Coach Resigns.$$ Then, answer the following questions: $1.$ Was O$$Leary$$s punishment appropriate? Why or why not? $2.$ O$$Leary was later hired as a head coach by the University of Central Florida. How will the episode involving his r$$sum$$ undermine his ability to encourage players to act with integrity? $3.$ What$$s the lesson to be learned from O$$Leary$$s experience? In what ways might a few misstatements on your r$$sum$$ come back to haunt you?