U.Va.’s chief operating officer resigns

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The chief operating officer of the University of Virginia resigned Tuesday, the latest aftershock of a failed attempt to oust President Teresa Sullivan.

In a statement, Sullivan said Michael Strine “recently determined that it would be in the best interest of the university that he step down and allow me to do some necessary restructuring.”

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