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Panel recommends board changes
Students and faculty members should not be The board suggested that governors or other
curators or trustees of their own institutions, established authorities appoint trustees at
according to a national panel. public colleges and universities from a list of
The National Commission on College and nominees who have been screened by a special
University Trustee Selection, said that trustees committee.
of public institutions should be appointed Such a process would insulate governing
rather than elected. boards from excessive political interference
The panel also called for a greater diversity While at the same time providing more
in the makeup of boards of trustees at public qualified candidates than is possible under
and private colleges. The group recommended most electoral systems, the report said
codes of conduct that specify board duties and
procedures for dealing with potential conflicts
of interest
The commission said that the participation
of students on board committees was desirable
but that the presence of students on the board
as voting members creates a conflict of in
terest. The commission also expressed concern
that a student trustee would only be serving a
short term and that just as the student began
to understand his job his term would be over.
When faculty members serve as trustees for
the institutions for which they are employed
there is also a conflict of interest, especially
where faculty members participate in collective
bargaining.
As an alternative to full faculty member
ship, the commission listed three methods by
which boards could pay careful attention to
faculty views. One method is to encourage
faculty members to suggest candidates for the
nominating committee for new appointments
to the board.
They should participate as regular members
on board committees.
Faculty members from other institutions
should be appointed to the board. The corn- Grandpa Gilbert visits 3rd floor
mission's report warned that even in the case Wrisberg after the Halloween party held
of a faculty member from another institution, in the Student Center October 28.
there is a potential for conflict of interest if the
other institution is nearby or competing. READER photo by Mark W. Clouser
Sera-Tec can help you earn extra
Campus Digest News Service
Thursday, November 6, 1980
Horoscope c—* ; e "ew e s k 6erviff of Nov. 9-IS
ARIES: (March 21 to April 19)—On the
job, work at high speed and don't trust impor
tant work to others. Be accommodating to lov
ed ones at home who may be out of sorts.
Later in the week, get routine matters out of
the way so you can mingle and socialize with
friends.
lasma,
TAURUS: (April 20 to May 20)—Matters
that were up in the air can come to conclusion
now. If your performance at work warrants a
promotion, now may be the time it comes
through. Rely on your own judgment and
study to refine and upgrade your skills.
tment
d other
our time.
GEMINI: (May 21 to June 20)--Enors
with figures at work and extravagant spending
by family members put emphasis on financial
matters. Romance brightens later in the week.
east
CANCER: (June 21 to July
22)—Opportunities are around you, so take
advantage of them as they occur. Now is the
time to showcase whatever creative talents you
have. Romance is favored but you don't have
to spend money extravagantly to enjoy the
relationship.
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us a call
nto town
LEO: (July 23 to Aug. 22)--Early in the
week guard your pocket book carefully-avoid
any "get rich quick" schemes. Channel your
high energy into work projects and pushing
forward in career. Take your loved one out of
town for an evening of celebration.
VIRGO: (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22)—Creative
Virgos can find a market for their work now.
Submit your original ideas and show off your
talents at work. You can get your budget
under control and bring your spending down
to a comfortable level with help from loved
ones.
The Bloodhounds Are Coming!
Campus Blood Drive
Sponsored By Chi Gamma lota
Thursday, Nov. 20
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LIBRA: (Sept. 23 to Oct.22)—Early in the
week if you must sign a document or legal
paper, get the advice of your attorney first.
You may have difficulty getting family
members to go along with your financial cut
backs. Be patient and bring it up at a later
time.
SCORPIO: (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21)—Stick
with the "tried and true"-not the time to take
risks. Concentrate your efforts on things that
make you money even if it means working
overtime. Make the time to pay attention to a
loved one who may be feeling neglected.
SAGITTARIUS: (Nov. 22 to Dec.
21)—Plan your moves and follow them
exactly-not the time for impulsive decisions.
Keep a low profile at work and at home or you
could run into problems. Be cooperative with
co-workers and calmly discuss conflicts with
mate.
CAPRICORN: (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19)—Don't
make secret deals with anyone now- it would
not be a profitable venture. Others may be
somewhat unreliable and you can feel
frustrated and depressed. Later in the week,
good news will lift your spirits and romance
blooms.
AQUARIUS: (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18)—Be alert
to possibilities of money loss. Sign nothing
without carefully reading the fine print. Later
in the week your instincts are reliable and you
can reap profits and success. Catch up on all
the little tasks left undone.
PISCES: (Feb. 19 to March 20)—Don't act
on impulse now-think things over carefully
and get professional advice if signing papers of
any kind. Accept social invitations, expccia ll y
unusual kinds of activities you haven ;t ex
perienced before. Join social groups and
mingle.
9 A.M. to 3 P.M.