"That still does not make it right."

O Lord, Alexandra1!!! There is a "rightness" apiece today. Everyone has their "rightness" to abolish the "rightness" of someone else or to steer on the "rightness" of their current with the righteous tip of their paddle. lol. 

But Notre Dame has a whole critical mass of people supporting their "rightness" -- the local Ordinary or bishop, Fr. Jenkins and his religious community (Holy Cross Fathers and Brothers) that founded ND and who serve there, the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, the administrators of the university, the Fellows, etc., etc. Now you can multiply your "rightness" against those by a thousand if you like, but your multiplication won't make your "rightness" any stronger against the "rightness" of those overseeing and running the school. They are the ones who have to feel the canonical and moral pulse of the CC in their decision and repeat in that (decision) the faith and hope of those Holy Cross religious who served before them.