Ehind Untenured Faculty

tty Senate Studies Tenure Controversy acuity nner of College Journalism's Highest Award — Pacemaker 1970 I Exclusive There were 234 oil spills in U.S. waters urrt last year. See page 5. k 'Why' Vol. 46, No. 39 Friday, March 26, 1971 MAR 2 6 1971 f84-4401 tnHJ N REILLY 0r PyJBy SV MeNewwss Editor ^oversy concern- C AY ; atuS of tenure at Ved Mon^y in a b- ;*nat e meeting at- N »^by many non-Senate t^ ambers. AAUP ehind ,ontroversy started P_iv> deny tenure o >e»Qy 20 faculty <ffb cause of financial jg^ announced. Untenured Faculty ,m is about to be de- 'AC at ^ last gasp K they fulfilled all By ELIZABETH OSTROFF Hurricane News Editor dements e-ept that l6 i the final decision of The UM chapter of the Ministration which is American Association of Uni 16 tually grant tenure versity Professors voted to I Evre, president of take action in response to the ra£chpteroftheAmer. ,y.-^*v«J«r- probable tenure denial to 17- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_, — Photo By Jprofessors, said. Carnival Activities Are Off To A Great Start 19 faculty members for "fi ,-eaid there is consider- nancial reasons" at an emer ffeient among the .. 113 booths, 6 rides provide fun for all gency meeting Tuesday. t or the administra- fj0t to endanger the It was decided that the or Lof the faculty. ganization would contact na Carni Gras '71 Festivities tional representatives of both staking off these people the AAUP and the American ^moralized the people Federation of Teachers and NIREAL Jteven't been here that invite them to come to UM to ,»hesa.d. Promises To Be Best Yet explore the possibility of be Bg coming collective bargaining ICKERTHANJEW. neanof Faculties Armin By LINDA WALLNER radio station, is providing moved by organizations agents for the faculty. Of The Hurricane Staff " said the Academic live coverage for the festi between 8:00 a.m. and Carni Gras 71 is under val. "This chapter does not gU Board, ari Ad Hoc noon Sunday. ommittee which he chairs way and only two nights Carni Gras began in accept the view that financial of games, food, and rides' "Any organization that NTED* ut goes beyond the nar- 1954 and grossed $2,000. difficulty justifies the abro „ iew" ofthe Deans, de- are left. This year's carni According to Olsen, there participates in Carni Gras V gation of tenure," an AAUP f ment chairman and fac- val promises to be the will be no problem receiv must report for clean-up reviewed 25 people com- "largest in UM's history." ing a sum numbering five or valuables from booths motion passed at the meeting might be stolen," Olsen ilTY OF MIAMI Lj up for tenure and reject- digits. states. "In addition, it also DICINE DIVISION, ftwo thirds of them on two Tonight's festivities will "Saturday's crowd will said. rejects the notion that aca C RESEARCH winds: start at 7:00 p.m. with the probably be the largest Planning for Carni Gras demic judgments of a faculty '71 has been going on FERS release of thousands of due to the Guthrie concert member by his peers and | Financial difficulties in balloons on the 960 intra that night," Olsen said. since last March. People unity to participate chairman may be reversed by U departments. This is the mural field, the carnival Proceeds from Carni responsible for this year's developmental mt- pdjment of the Board and Gras '71 go to the Paul R. carnival are: Bob Riber, administrative officers or m in research with site. the department chair- Yarch Fund. ' The Yarch overall chairman; Rick their Ad Hoc committees." d anti-depressont "Carni Gras might be fund goes toward the de Strul, finance • chairman; velopment and improve Rich Rudner, layout chair i male ond female, | Rejection for academic extended longer into the The AAUP will also ask to —Photo By TIM PUGLIESE i of oge who expl night because of its suc ment of student facilities. man and June Wennick, asons over the positive rec- The entire 730 Dorm rec publicity chairman. see the university's budget in vance of Blessit's arrival hy the students osion, anxiety,'rep- imiendations of department cess," Gary Olsen, admin of the Baptist Student Union. The purpose fears, depression, reation area was con Other members of the order to determine the actual lairmen. istrative chairman to the of the cross was so students could identi a, irritability, dilli- structed using this money. Carni Gras committee, in degree of "financial exigen Jesus Freali Carni Gras Committee fy with Christ. The Jesus Movement has ating and appetite "The administration has clude Tom Stuart, special Dr, Emmet Low, a member said. cy." Jered. no control of this money," event chairman; Dave Arthur Blessit, the prophet of Sunset Strip, spread across the U.S. from California Board, said perhaps This year's Carni Gras arrived on the UM campus Monday pro where it started. Blessit was accompanied ion in this project includes 113 booths, and Howard Winniman, advi Stoler, graduate advisor Nearly 40 AAUP members fidential and your |e rejected faculty could sor to Carni Gras, said. and Gary Olsen, adminis claiming "This place is going to be literal by 300 students from out-of-state who up next year for tenure six rides. "A few groups were present at Tuesday's ly shaken." A large wooden cross was came to the UM campus to share their ex it will be appro*!- All booths must be re trative chairman. meeting, including tenured jtes a week fora lat it would be wrong to dropped out due to lack of erected on the Rock several days in ad- periences with Christ with UM students. id. You may make ingle their hopes in front of interest and money," and non-tenured faculty and phoning 350-6464 iem for another year. Olsen said. several department heads. and'5-P.M, Mon ey. Dr. Nancy Clasby asked if A Water Bed Love-In "They (the administration) te "Board was maintaining and a light show are don't really deal with us as if Nyro Concert: "Success"; to it could override the among the special attrac we were here," AAUP Presi knowledge of outs- figment of the faculty who tions of this year's carni dent'Charles Eyre said. "They nt to work in whole- R experts in their field, to val. f. Commission basis, 'idthese people academical- . wish we would go away; they sply 635-0376. incompetent?" Rides include the don't really deal with us until Next Will Be on Campus Scrambler, the Roundup, we get active." "In other words we are Tilt-the-World and Tip By JILL H. MOVSHIN alarm clock, cheap k to keep them for six Of The Hurricane Staff ir Top. "I'm chairman of a depart intact Buggsy ol s and then fire them," The Concert Evaluation roan Myers, of the Math Booths selling Soul ment that had two candi food, Polish sausage, Committee voted unanimous ! partment, said. dates for tenure," Sociology Cuban food, soft pretzels, ly Tuesday to allow concerts Department Chairman Dr. "V Gropp said. and an assortment of pies to remain on campus, on a are among the 40 food Bryce Ryan said. "We do not hare 2 bedroom, o/t concert - by - concert basis, sction, $110/m. ''H°wwill the decision to booths spicing up , this have declining enrollment. he year's festival. because of the "success" of iky guy. Call R < best young faculty Both of my recommendations Tickets may be pur the Laura Nyro Concert Sat *rs affect the quality were rejected and I can as "'«e of as a goal for chased in denominations urday night. University?" Eyre asked. of five, ten, and 25 cents sure you they were studied in any one of 12 booths in recommendations." The committee report has .Denver, Colon* Mdn't like to com- the area. The two entranc been presented to President -can leave as ea'J ft wopp said- es are located on the in Speaking of the tenure de Henry King Stanford and Dr. ill help with ga$. tramural field. nial by the Academic Person William Butler vice-president settle for a"/r Jf said he would hesi- "Security will be pro nel Board, Ryan said, "I was of Student Affairs, for ap Dr. Stanford Dr. Wm. Butler ffat4433orle««* proval. vided for all booths during not recontacted. I was di . final decision . 'concert-by-concert' ine office- the entire operation, both rected to give them (the two day and night, by either candidates) terminating let After reading the report mess," Father Briggs said. cles from the concert area, J seem to be telling volunteer students or ters, quite contrary to what I and viewing the concert, Dr. id* to Baltimos** "There were no complaints better toilet facilities and nJJstay five or six years some paid students," thought I heard Dr. Gropp Butler feels "concerts can be driving, wp"1* ni0?.ai* good and then Olsen said. Campus secu say (at the Faculty Senate of excessive noise by Coral identification of student mar Photo By SUNSHINE continued on campus with 3tt4084. *«"H fire you," he said. rity and off-duty police meeting)." Gables residents, which had shals for emergency protec the implementation of the will also be stationed on Time For Carni Gras Has Arrived been one of the primary rea tion. *!trn,All0way of the the grounds. student evaluation commit ... clowns, top hats, girls too Other faculty members sons for moving concerts to |p drive to ^cl asked "if we are "The committee hopes stu to he i snew people the truth WVUM, the campus who attended the Faculty tee's suggestions and a con rtation.' the sewage plant location." transpoi hlre them cert-to-concert evaluation.

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