Regents name first of four finalists for UI president
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Exactly. I want to know if he's the type that can focus on graduation and doing things the right way.
Possible. I make a resident salary right now. In a few years it won't be too shabby.
That still has nothing to do with what college you attended.
Scoff scoffity scoff scoff. Scoffery scoffing scoff scoffed scoffity...........scoff.
scoff:
- an expression of mockery, derision, doubt, or derisive scorn; jeer.
P.S. don't feel too bad. You're not the only one that has this problem.
Dammit! If only Trump wasn't trying to become president of something else!
Bond....Oberlin College is one of the GREAT liberal arts colleges in the country.
I would think that Kr islov has an excellent idea of what a college education should be and what the direction of the U of I should be headed. I bet he's an "idea man" who has a skill at fund raising, too.
You sure as hell don't have to be currently employed by a "big college" to understand (and know) what needs to be done.
His experience at Michigan gave him more than enough understanding of how a large Big Ten university operates.
Those who keep saying he's obviously some "liberal loon" because he was president of Oberlin have absolutely no clue how the upper level administration of colleges and universities operate. It's quite similar to the corporate world in many respects.
So by that rationale, you'd interview the basketball coach from Wisconsin-Whitewater for the head football job at Iowa because he is a good coach and has good ideas about running a college team?
He was a lawyer there. I don't know a lot of corporate attorneys that are elevated to the CEO level, at least not at a similar sized company.
Perhaps. Wisconsin refused to interview Bo for a couple of job rotations at UWMadison because "he was a D-3 coach at Plaatsville." See what happened when they gave him an opportunity.
If a guy can coach, I'm inclined to let him coach if he can qualify.
This makes absolutely no sense. At least understand the details you're trying to dismiss.
Since you don't know how major universities work, that's a huge benefit. As general counsel he would have a hand in everything from real easte transactions, to lawsuits over tenure, to contract negotiates, to labor law, to student explosions...basically every area an administration would touch.
beauty school drop out. Baby, don't sweat it . Go back to high school.
Gotta be going to that malt shop in the sky.
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