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Sample selection opposed
By Rose Fitepatrick
NU Vice President for Academic Affairs
Steven Sample has run into opposition in
the selection process for a new president
of Auburn University in Alabama, accord
ing to the editor of Auburn's student news
paper. Rick Harmon, the editor, said Alabama
Gov. Fob James, who also is a member of
the Auburn Board of Trustees, wants to
hire an Alabaman for the job instead of
Sample.
In a recent trustees vote. Sample tied
for the post with Alablman Hanly Funder
burk 6-6. TTie problem, Harmon explained,
is that faculty and student boards involved
in the selection favor Sample for the job.
He said Funderburks nomination is a out
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Harmon said the hiring tie-up could be
a stalling technique.
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stalled Sample may get another job ofTer
.and accept, Ilarmon said.
Frances French, an Auburn faculty
member, said she hopes that Sample
doesn't withdraw.
"The faculty is disturbed and
embarrassed, French said.
French helped circulate a faculty
petition that asked some of the board
members not to confine their choices for
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the search be reopened if Sample drops
stop Sample move.
Harmon said that at a meeting that last
ed eight minutes, the governor asked only
where Funderburk was from. Upon learn
ing Funderburk b from Alabama, James
voted for him.
Harmon said his paper recently printed
a letter to the governor asking James not to
interfere in the selection and reminding the
governor that James had called for a
She said the petition was signed by 283
of about 1,000 faculty members. French
said the petition was representative of the
entire faculty because it was circulated
during an exam week on "dead day,' when
few faculty members were on campus. She
said almost all faculty approached signed
the petition. Some administrators called to
support the petition but couldn't go on
record, French said.
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Gunther O.W. Kruse, a
graduate student working in
the Division of Parasitology
and School of life Sciences,
will speak today at noon in
W540 Nebraska Hall.
The ASUN Credit Union
Annual meeting will be at 2
p.m. in the Nebraska Union.
All members are encouraged
to attend.
The UPC Culture Center
will meet at 3:30 pjn. at
the Culture Center.
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The Campus Red Cross
will meet at 6 pm. in the
Nebraska Union. Refresh
ments will be served.
Celebration Days, spon
sored by the College Career
Christian Fellowship, will
feature Scott Bartchy at 7
p.m. in the Rostrum of the
Union. The topic of discus
sion is "What Makes the
Spirit Holy? Religious Ex
perience vs. The Commun
ity of LoveJustice." At
9:30 p.m. Scott Bartchy
and Christopher will speak
on "Jazz and Jam."
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