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Faculty Senate Votes No Confidence in IHL, Chancellor Selection Process Final Resolution Does Not Ask for Boyce’S Resignation Plumlee at the piano Wtch the exclusve ntervew wth the true freshmn qurterbc t thedmonlnecom THE Daily MISSISSIPPIAN Friday, October 18, 2019 theDMonline.com Volume 108, No. 24 Faculty Senate votes no confidence in IHL, chancellor selection process Final resolution does not ask for Boyce’s resignation GRIFFIN NEAL [email protected] After deliberating for nearly three hours in exec- utive session, the Faculty Senate voted to pass a resolu- tion declaring no confidence in the Institutions of Higher Learning and in the chancel- lor selection process. On Wednesday, the senate released two proposed resolu- tions to be considered at the special meeting on Thursday. One resolution called for a declaration of no confidence in the Institutions of Higher Learning and the appoint- ment of Glenn Boyce, and the other called for a coalition of the post-secondary insti- tutions governed by the IHL to initiate a constitutional amendment to abolish the IHL. The language in the reso- lution passed by the senate on Thursday night is demon- strably different from the proposed resolutions that BILLY SCHUERMAN / THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN were released on Wednesday. Jenny Bucksbarg and Carrie McCormick look over the information the IHL released regarding the timeline of hiring Glenn Boyce as Because the senate chancellor. The Faculty Senate entered an executive session to discuss the resolutions released before the meeting. discussed and voted upon the resolution in executive night. The resolution does not Noonan said the omission Boyce is not necessarily due session, what was discussed “It could be that people mention Glenn Boyce specif- of Boyce’s name was inten- to any actions of his own. For in the meeting is confiden- considered that other one ically, but does mention “the tional. the most part, it’s primarily, tial. However, Faculty Senate and didn’t like it and it’s been appointment of a non-ap- “There are a number of ‘We don’t trust or like the way secretary Brice Noonan laid thrown away,” Noonan said. plicant who was serving as a reasons that that would be, the IHL did this, and for this out three possible scenarios “It could be that it has not yet paid consultant to the search not the least of which (is), the reason, we don’t support its explaining why the language been discussed. It could be process and who has close ties faculty are going to be work- result.’” changed from the resolutions that it has been discussed but to the IHL Board creates the ing with Dr. Boyce for some Noonan added that released on Wednesday to the it has been tabled and will be perception of impropriety on time to come,” Noonan said. finished product Thursday discussed at a later date.” the part of the IHL Board.” “The dissatisfaction with SEE SENATE PAGE 3 DO YOU RECOGNIZE THIS MAN? THIRTEEN WINS LATER Some students don’t. Students Now, led by a core group of seniors we spoke to wouldn’t be able to whose leadership has catapulted the identify Chancellor Glenn Boyce team to the top of the SEC standings, if they saw him on campus. Ole Miss volleyball is poised to make a deep run in the SEC and secure a WATCH AT THEDMONLINE.COM birth to the NCAA Tournament. SEE PAGE 6 PAGE 2 | THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 18 OCTOBER 2019 How one night could get you banned from the bars A few bad decisions on the Square can result in being banned from the bars for life. the right and authority to ban a MADISON PALMER customer. [email protected] “I think I probably was rude,” Burst said. “I can’t really recall the A few too many drinks paired exact scenario, but I doubt that I with a few too many bad decisions deserved being banned for life.” can get you banned from specific After Burst did some research, Oxford bars for life. she believes that it was a single “We have all had bad nights bartender who banned her. Burst at the bars,” Zoe Burst, a junior said that she has heard of other hospitality management major, people being banned from other said. “Including whoever banned bars for more violent offenses such me, so I don’t think anyone should as breaking things. be defined by one night.” Yates Pepper, an employee at When Burst walked up to her Rafter’s and the Annex, says that favorite bar, Rafter’s Bar and Grill, he has heard stories similar to she was surprised to be told that Burst’s. she had been banned from the bar “Kids come in here thinking for life with no explanation. Burst that their vodka soda is more said she has repeatedly asked for important than someone else’s forgiveness from the Rafter’s staff FILE PHOTO: KATHERINE BUTLER / THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN vodka soda,” Pepper said. “We and has also reached out to the Some bars around Oxford have issued lifetime bans to customers who violate rules. don’t need to serve you if we don’t bar’s manager, who told her that want to.” each one of his employees has Pepper said students some- it,” Pepper said. “She got in the grated marketing communications times feel entitled to be rude in bouncer’s face and dog-cussed him major who works at Funky’s Pizza a bar, especially after they have out and literally slapped him. Yeah, & Daiquiri Bar, has experienced been served too much, but added that will get you banned.” incidents similar to Pepper’s. She that bar employees have a right to Pepper said that he has seen watched as the owner of Funky’s choose how to handle the situation. his share of incidents, including repeatedly asked two customers to Pepper added that in order to drunk customers who have been take off their backward hats since get removed from a bar, a customer punished for breaking into private it broke the dress code. would almost always have to break employee areas, fighting, exces- “The guy all of the sudden a rule, but there are some incidents sive vomiting, using drugs or even just socked the owner in the face, where customers can get banned having sexual encounters in the and it started this whole brawl,” from simply being rude to an bar. Knotts said. “The police showed employee. He recalled an incident “There is an extent to how bad up, and I think he might have been two weeks ago involving a girl who you can act,” Pepper said. “If you arrested.” was denied access to Rafter’s with throw a drink at a bartender or Knotts mentioned that she has her fake ID, but instead of leaving throw someone onto the ground, witnessed other customers acting peacefully, she caused a scene. you will probably get banned.” inappropriately and has personally “I had never seen anything like Loden Knotts, a senior inte- felt uncomfortable and even unsafe at these times. “I think that (bars) should be able to kick people out, but not ban them,” Knotts said. Ole Miss “Sometimes people make stupid students, mistakes, but kicking them out alumni, faculty, makes them learn their lesson for and staff the most part.” get 10% off Burst said she agrees with every day! Knotts on this matter, and adds that when bars ban people for life, they could be losing business. 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Cole, M.D. EDITORIAL staff Voted Oxford’s Favorite President (2018-19) & Board 28208 Attorney, Ten Consecutive of Directors, Lafayette County DANIEL PAYNE editor-in-chief Years (2009-2019) Bar Association [email protected] Board of Directors, Oxford- Mississippi Bar Leadership ELIZA NOE Lafayette County Economic Forum, 2019 managing editor [email protected] Development Foundation Graduate of Leadership Mississippi’s Top 50 Under 40, Lafayette ERIN KILLION copy chief Class of 2019 [email protected] GRIFFIN NEAL news editor 1100 Tyler Avenue, Suite 101 [email protected] Oxford, Mississippi JOSHUA CLAYTON PROUD PARTNER sports editor 662.259.0050 | www.fryereeves.com with OLE MISS DINING [email protected] Sun.-Wed. 10:30am-Midnight, Thurs.-Sat. 10:30am-2:00am 28211 34183 THE DAILY MISSISSIPPIAN | 18 OCTOBER 2019 | PAGE 3 40-5 to conduct discussion of SENATE the resolutions in private. continued from page 1 Noonan said that multiple senators were apprehensive the faculty in the biology about conducting this meeting department were happy with in public, citing fear of retri- condemning the IHL but were bution for the outcome of any “reluctant to make any state- potential vote. ments about Boyce simply Thursday night’s vote because they don’t know follows an eleven month enough about him to say that process that began in Novem- they don’t have confidence or ber of 2018, when then-chan- don’t want him as their leader.” cellor Jeffrey Vitter announced The vote tally was not made his resignation.
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