A public scolding
The spotlight on the presidential search will now shine brighter, as a result of a judge's ruling Tuesday that requires the regents to conduct almost every aspect of the search in public. A joint lawsuit - filed by The Ann Arbor News, the Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News last week - temporarily postponed the search; the lawsuit argued that the regents' plans were in violation of the state's Open Meetings Act.
A deaf ear
Three white boys and one white girl. The University community asked the search committee for more women and minorities, and the final four hardly qualify.
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Letters to the Editor
Campaign '96 is about weak bridges and tired slogans
Guess what, guys? We are crossing a bridge into the future. Into the 21st century. And we need a president to help us do that.
10-18-96