But if the show feels unbalanced as a result, Canales offers some superbly old-school compensations.
The group was ordered to pay 12 million yen (£68,000) to the school in compensation.
Moss said players were paid for each game but also received a per diem, payments for presentations to schools and compensation for other duties, like doing the team's laundry.
"It was difficult to get them into school without any compensation for their time," says Sadia Nasrin, who runs Sonjag, another Dhaka grassroots NGO.
The latter category is a grab bag of mainly public programs like spending by the Department of Defense, the Veterans Administration health system, the Indian Health Service, Workers' Compensation, school health, general federal and state public-health activities and so on.
It is my understanding that in molestation cases, religious courts are often convened on an ad hoc basis to adjudicate on a narrow question — like whether someone accused of molesting is fit to continue working at a school, or whether compensation should be made to a person making accusations.
The justification for the program has always been that school districts need compensation because the children of federal workers and people who work on military bases attend public schools that are supported by property taxes, but the federal government does not pay local taxes.
The changes they seek include more charter schools, merit pay-based compensation, union-free schools, lower-paid teachers, no tenure, vouchers, and achievement standards.
Ms. Mukhtar has been hailed internationally for speaking out about rape and for setting up schools with her compensation money.
Teachers who raise student achievement should receive large bonuses for teaching in high-poverty schools and extra compensation for teaching core subjects in shortage areas like math and science.
