I wish the administration had the onions to call the students' bluff, but I doubt it. Still, they should move the hunger striker into a secure facility, to make sure he doesn't cheat. Originally Posted by chicagoboyNot surprisingly, they caved.
Says the circle jerk king, reach around crew leader and permanent pivot EUNUCH, AND 2016 DOTY AWARD WINNER !!!! Originally Posted by Rey LenguaSays the dingleberry king emeritus. Get back out to the fields and fill up your baskets. You know momma/seester and Lusty Tard will be wanting those fresh pies with extra 'cream'.
Hope he's not " standing behind " them like YOUR hero woomby stands behind YOUR behind when he packs YOUR fudge down at the 'holes Ekim !!!Speaking of that, don't let sperm bank make a sharp turn you might break your nose gay rey. Have you got your "woomby" talked into getting a blow job from you yet gay rey?Originally Posted by Rey Lengua
Not surprisingly, they caved.Wow, it is getting ridiculous out there. Fuck MIZZOU!!
University of Missouri president leaves over race complaints Originally Posted by chicagoboy
the campus, not too far from ferguson, missouriFerguson was predominantly black, MU is only 7.7% black, they are sensitive and hate being called *Staff Edit - JCM.
its likely the lies of ferguson have filtered onto this campus and have festered into this Originally Posted by nevergaveitathought
Deans, faculty members call for Loftin's dismissal
By THE TRIBUNE'S STAFF
Monday, November 9, 2015 at 2:40 pm Comments (10)
The same day University of Missouri System President Tim Wolfe announced his resignation, the deans of nine different MU departments requested the dismissal of Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin.
In a letter sent Monday to Wolfe and the UM Board of Curators, the deans said they wanted to express "our deep concern about the multitude of crises on our flagship campus" and call for Loftin's dismissal.
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The nine deans met with Wolfe on Oct. 9 and on Oct. 13 met with Wolfe, Loftin and Provost Garnett Stokes to express their concerns, according to the letter.
"The issues we raised in those meetings have continued to deteriorate into a campus crisis that demands immediate and decisive action," they wrote. "It is the Chancellor’s responsibility as the Chief Executive Officer of the campus to effectively address these campus issues."
Loftin, the former president of Texas A&M University, has been chancellor at MU since February 2014.
The letter is signed by Daniel Clay, dean of the College of Education; Kristofer Hagglund, dean of the School of Health Professions; David Kurpius, dean of the School of Journalism; Judith Miller, dean of the Sinclair School of Nursing; Gary Myers, dean of the School of Law; Neil Olson, dean of the School of Veterinary Medicine; Michael O'Brien, dean of the College of Arts and Science; Thomas Payne, dean of the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources; and Barton Wechsler, dean of the Truman School of Public Affairs.
The deans said Loftin has shown failed leadership through a number of instances, including the elimination and eventual reinstatement of graduate assistant health insurance and the elimination of the vice chancellor for health sciences position. The deans claim Loftin created a "toxic environment through threat, fear and intimidation."
"It is imperative to take immediate action to begin the process of resolving the issues and improving the environment," they wrote.
On Sunday, faculty members of the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures sent a letter to the Curators saying they had no confidence in Loftin's leadership. The letter said 28 faculty members in the department expressed no confidence in Loftin; two abstained from the vote.
The faculty members said Loftin's leadership has created a "climate of mistrust, miscommunication, chaos, despair, and anger."
"The demoralizing campus climate under his lack of leadership is no longer conducive to our fundamental duties of teaching, research and service," the letter said. "We believe that the only way out of this impasse is to find a new Chancellor who … will find the resources needed to increase rather than dismantle the excellence of our institution."
The letters come less than a week after faculty members of the Department of English sent a letter to Wolfe and the Curators with a similar vote of no confidence in Loftin. The English faculty cast 26 votes of no confidence, zero votes of confidence and two abstentions. The English Department was the first to publicly call for Loftin's dismissal.
Sam Cohen, an associate professor with the English Department, said the faculty members hoped their letter would encourage other departments to voice their opinions.