Stanley Ho is an $85-$year$-$old millionaire known as the "King of Gambling$*$ in Macau $($a Chinese

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territory$).$ He is a major casino developer, and father of seventeen children, who has been scrutinized and investigated for links to organized crime. He has said that "these reports only say I know some Triad members. Well, maybe you have come across some to be associated with or to know someone is completely different.$*31$ Ho has never been charged with a crime

Ho made a gift to Oxford University in the amount of $$5$ million, which will be used to pay for university initiatives in Chinese studies. He was approved by Oxford's ethics committee to make the gift, one of the largest individual donations ever made to the university.

Should Oxford accept the gift from a person whose background has been questioned?

Are there any circumstances under which a university should not accept a monetary gift from an individual or organization?