Do you find this ironic about the TU law school dean???
Date: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 11:01 PM

Pre-Paid's Wild Ride Takes Another Twist
By Melissa Davis
Staff Reporter
02/03/2003 07:25 AM EST
URL: http://www.thestreet.com/stocks/melissadavid/10065947.html

Federal agencies are now looking squarely at Pre-Paid and, more 
specifically, its top executives. At least three Pre-Paid insiders disposed 
of company stock during the six-week period federal agencies are now 
examining. Pre-Paid Chief Operating Officer Randy Harp sold 55,000 shares -- 
collecting enough to repay a large insider loan -- during the December 
rally. Stonecipher also benefited, gifting stock at high prices during the 
year-end tax-planning season. Pre-Paid director Martin Belsky, dean of a 
Tulsa law school, unloaded shares as well.

All three of those insider sales came at a time when Pre-Paid was wrapping 
up a quarter that, based on the company's own comments, was likely to 
disappoint.

Ironically, Pre-Paid recently took the offensive and invited an 
investigation by the SEC. The company called upon Oklahoma Attorney General 
Drew Edmondson -- a politician handsomely backed by Pre-Paid leaders -- to 
request an SEC probe into short-sellers accused by the company of 
manipulating its stock.

"You have to wonder why they're recommending Pre-Paid to begin with," said 
Floyd Schneider, the publisher of a former consumer watchdog site called 
thetruthseeker.com. "This company reminds me of a lot of over-the-counter 
Bulletin Board stocks.

"The promotion has just been amazing."

IF THIS ISNT BAD ENOUGH LOOK WHAT HE WAS APPOINTED TO BECAUSE OF HIS 
OUTSTANDING ETHICS

http://www.utulsa.edu/news/article.asp?Key=856

House Speaker Picks T.U. Law School Dean 
To Replace Former Legislator on State Ethics Commission
Published on 2/28/03

House Speaker Larry E. Adair on Tuesday Appointed the dean of the University 
of Tulsa College of Law to the State Ethics Commission.

Martin H. Belsky will replace former state legislator James E. Hamilton on 
the five-member panel, representing the First Congressional District. 
Hamilton' s letter of resignation from the commission arrived Tuesday and 
was accepted " with regret" by Adair.

" I am honored to appoint someone of Dean Belsky' s caliber to the State 
Ethics Commission," said Adair, D-Stilwell. " He is eminently qualified to 
assume this responsibility, and brings a well-rounded perspective to the 
Commission."