This is great news! It's righting of a major wrong, a check of over-extended power. But it's not a victory, yet. Remember the long list of grievances before the firings were added.
Like TR, I want details. It'd be good to know if this signals a new attitude from Yowell or is simply the recognition he didn't have a legal leg to stand on combined with the fact that the English dept. can't staff all their classes without Marlowe teaching his 10+ classes a semester.
I think we should press for Dr. McNutts return. If Steve's reinstatement is truly the interjection of the Board, which many suspect, then there is a great need to have a rational and sane hand to see to the everyday business of the College. A Board cannot govern with the detail necessary for the success of the College.
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What made Yowell blink so soon? It was inevitable that he would, but why now?
Hay, Jack. Now you hav e a real story to write about.
I'll help you get started:
HEAD LINE
"Well Liked and Greatly Respected Professor is Reinstated"
I crave details. Then again, I am a patient fellow.
This is great news! It's righting of a major wrong, a check of over-extended power. But it's not a victory, yet. Remember the long list of grievances before the firings were added.
Like TR, I want details. It'd be good to know if this signals a new attitude from Yowell or is simply the recognition he didn't have a legal leg to stand on combined with the fact that the English dept. can't staff all their classes without Marlowe teaching his 10+ classes a semester.
I think we should press for Dr. McNutts return. If Steve's reinstatement is truly the interjection of the Board, which many suspect, then there is a great need to have a rational and sane hand to see to the everyday business of the College. A Board cannot govern with the detail necessary for the success of the College.
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