Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1970)
Davis meeting The Faculty Senate Liason Committee will hold an open meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. to discuss the case of Michael Davis. Davis, a University of Michigan graduate assistant, was denied a teaching position by the University Board of Re gents after being approved through normal hiring channels. Tutors meeting scheduled Tutors of Nebraska Indian Children report that the Winne bago group is filled. Anyone Room 11C S. Corner Main Floor - Union KfdDW- IPIERJ DISCOUNT RECORDS AND TAPES SPECIAL ORDER SEtlVMCE- QN SMALL STTP ONE GIAMT on ii"1 EL I i n f ii - W A NOT yet ..... . today your LEGS, tomorrow your MOON I RIGHT NOW, FOR ALL THOSE HISTORY MAKING SLACKS. SHOP AT AT THC PAGE 2 interested in tutoring Lincoln Indian children should meet in Andrews 39 on Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. FOR MAN ) LEAP 7 tux r NOW at 13th & R St. OPEN NIGHTS 'til 10t (Monday Through Friday) Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Committee to prepare Davis report Any action by the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) on the Michael Davis case will depend on an upcoming Nil Faculty Senate Liaison Committee report. Dr. Jerry Petr, local AAUP vice president, said Thursday.. "AAUP felt that they would be satisfied to let the faculty senate do the report and to be guided by that," Petr said. Davis, graduate student at the University of Michigan, IBT mi ! ! FREE ! ! Delivery to campus area MENU SomQ Mezxoralla Qses .1.15 Onion . 1.50 Sausage 1M Mushi-tam lUbS Pepperonf ... 1.45 Aadtovy .1.45 Phaa Supreme . ... l.fO Vx Cheese Vt Semap 1J0 Kemberaer ....1.45 Cflnadtae tacoa 1.45 Skrlrap US Clack Oilve ... 1.59 Extra Ingredients .29 J&LX POP EAT IN OR CARRY OUT OPEN 11:00 A.M. DAILY 7 DAYS A WEEK Per fatter Strvict PIwm AJtood Allow 20 MiMtw 4491 "0" St. Phot 439-4401 2435 So. 43th St. Htone 433-2359 THE NEBRASKAN submitted a complaint to AAUP when the NU Board of Regents blocked his appoint ment as instructor in the philosophy department for reasons he found to be unsatisfactory. Dr. G. Robert Ross, vice chancellor, answered Davis' request for further information with the Board "was not con vinced that you possessed the qualifications which it desired," and that their action "was not based upon any specific charge or complaint made by any person or institu tion." Dr. Robert Dewey, Urge 1.90 2.20 155 155 2J5 2JS 3.15 Z2Q 2.S5 2JS 2J5 120 JO philosophy department chairman, and Dr. Melvin George, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, had sup. ported Davis appointment Dr. Richard E. Gilbert, chairman of the Liason Com mittee, said the administration asked his committee to compile a report on the Regents' action. Gilbert said, "We felt some group of faculty ought to know all the facts. The Regents have been reluctant to release them. "The faculty can't overrule the Regents,' he added. The liaison committee report will be in the hands of faculty members Oct 6 and will be discussed at their regularly scheduled meeting Oct 13. S.eve Tiwald, ASUN presi dent, asked the Liaison Com mittee to participate in an in formal, open hearing of the case with students Oct 6, when the report has been made public. Petr said he has no plans at this time to attend the hearing. "I don't want to get embroiled in a public discussion if AAUP takes the case," he said. The AAUP executive com mittee will meet Friday to discuss possible actions. "AAUP wants to protect faculty Involvement in the ap pointment process," Petr said. "If the Liaison Committee report satisfies C. Petr Magrath, Dean of Faculties, Dr. Dewey, and Dean George, AAUP would also be satisfied," he said. OAS speaker on East Campus Galo Plaza, secretary gen eral .of the Organization of American Slates, will speck at 8 p.m., Friday in the East Campus Nebraska Center. The public is invited. Plaza is a former president of Ecuador and Amabassador to the United States. He has also worked for various United Nations agencies. CGKGXATUUT1C:3 If you miued (tamo's Party rwict and weren't struck down by tht Great God of Enjoy . . . don't push your luck. Saturday 2;G0-4iQQ p.ta. DEMO'S 15th O staraps FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970
