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[email protected]. LAST ISSUE OF THE SEIV:ESTER B.C. Law Bi.weekiY THE ALLEDGER Vol. I, No. 6 Newton Cantra. Maeeachu•att• December 9, 19Rl HUBER DISCUSSES FACULTY SALARIES by Ellen Frank I interviewed Dean Huber qualifications are reviewed on Tuesday, November 17, by the tenured faculty, a 1981 concerning the subject student committee, a promo of faculty salaries. He tions committee which informed me that faculty consists of Dean Huber and salaries at Boston College Professors McDaniel, Katz, Law School range from the Willier, and Brown, and low thirties for beginning finally the President and tenure track positions t .o Vice President of the the mid-nineties for the college. top professors. The speci Even with several promo What Deans Do fic figures are confiden tions and · cost of living THE FIRST: NOEL tial and are only released increases, faculty salaries By Bob Moran to the American Bar Asso cannot keep up with the Have you ever wondered In addition, Dean Augus ciation in an annual accre private sector.