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Dissatisfaction with the UNL law
college or his salary did not prompt him to
interview at Oregon he said
"I'm very pleased with the college and
the progress it has made he said .
Concerning salaries, Strong said that
"finances would have nothing to do with it
(the interview).'
However, Gradwohl said that Strong
may be disappointed with "promises made
but not fulfilled.' He said the promises
concerned problems with the law library
and low levels of financial support for
faculty, staff and research.
Gradwohl added that Strong likes the
Eugene, Ore. area and has many friends
Strong said that the UNL administration
did know about the Oregon interview in
advance. He said that the administrators
expressed disappointment that he would
consider leaving UNL.
The University of Oregon law college is
similar to the UNL law college in the
number of students, faculty and the library
system, he said. .
Strong said the faculty support he has
received, is greatly appreciated and will be
considered in his job decision .
Several law college faculty praised
Strong's job performance.
Kalish said that Strong is well-liked by
the faculty.
"The majority (of the faculty), if not
all, want him to stay he said.
"He's an excellent administrator, an
excellent scholar, an excellent leader and
a fair individual." ,
UNL Law Professor Henry Grether
concurred.
"I have not heard a dissenting voice in
wanting him (Strong) to stay," Grether
said. .
James Lake, UNL law professor, said
that he has heard only satisfaction with
Strong's work.
'"I have not heard anyone Say,' 'I hope
he goes,' "he said.
Gradwohl said that Strong is respected
not on y by the faculty and students of the
law college, but also by the Nebraska Bar
Lat!?r t the cmniunity; Strong
said that Nebraska Supreme Court Justice
Norman Krivosha had called Strong and
NU President Ronald Roskens, expressing
concern over the interview.
Meanwhile, an Auburn University search
team was in Lincoln on Wednesday inter
viewing business and university leaders
about Stephen Sample, NU vice president
for academic affairs, according to the
Lincoln Journal.
Sample was interviewed by three
committees at Auburn University last
week, and was one of two applicants
recommended for the university presidency
to the Auburn Board of Trustees by . the
Student Advisory Committee.
Warrants pending
for alleged vandals
Warrants are pending through the Lan
caster County Attorney's office for the
arrests of two university students wanted
in connection with an incident Sunday at
the Administration Building, according to
UNL police. Capt. Robert Edmunds.
The two men apparently had kicked the
double doors at the southeast side of the
building, causing the glass on both doors to
break, Edmunds said. He estimated the
damage at $200. ,
There were no objects found at the
scene that might have caused the damage,
said Bob Fey , UNL police investigator.
Fey noted that the incident is one of
several instances of vandalism that occurr
ed during the weekend.
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