Here we go again. Professors at the University of Southern California are once again scrolling through the website of the Los Angeles Times to figure out what stomach-churning compromises its leaders may have made to resolve cases of serious misconduct within the university’s ranks.  The Times reported last week that a former gynecologist in the student health center had been the subject of numerous claims of sexual harassment and misconduct, only to receive a private settlement and be spared any report to the state’s medical board.