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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Wednesdoy, November 8,. 1972

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Green rep
By TED STEIN It is unclear what will now hap-
A seven-member chemistry de- pen to the report. At last night's
partment committee recommended meeting, the chemistry faculty de-
last night that Prof. Mark Green cided only to make te repor
he ermanentlv reinstated though public.

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the slide show which prompted his Cher
suspension from teaching Chemis- I who ch
try 227 represented "an inappro- "as fat
propriate use of class time." of it"f
The 18-page report submitted last "It's
night to the chemistry faculty at Frank)
large, also criticized Department additio
Chairman Thomas Dunn for re- added.

mistry Prof. Charles Rulfs,
:haired the meeting, said that
ar as I know, that's the end
for the committee.
my feeling that (LSA Dean
Rhodes will not feel any
onal action is required," he

probably decide whether to accept
or reject its recommendation.
Also hazy in the wake of the
committee's report are the broader
implications of the Green case
such as the academic freedom of
the individual professor in deter-
mining relevance and the power
of the department chairman to
limit that freedom.
According to Brockway, the de-!
partmental committee didn't feel
it had the power to deal with

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assigning Green without personally Dunn said last night he would larger issues. "We were given
confronting him with "a fuller de- not take further action but abide limited jurisdiction," he said.
lineation of the basis for reassign- by the committee's recommenda- Brockway said that he was con-!
ment." tion. fident other groups-such as
SACUA-will concern themselves
The report represented 70 hours However, chemistry Prof. Law- SiCAisu concern themsees
of meetings and more than 500 rence Brockway, review committee with issues arising from the Green
pages of recorded testimony since chairman, said he thought the reassignment.
the committee began its investiga- chemistry faculty would discuss "We didn't recommend formally
tion Oct. 16. the report at a later date and that guidelines in cases-like this
one for instance-be established,
because we know other groups will
I whether we do or not."
Mco v r a t h o m e : The committee attributed the Po. Green
clash between Dunn and Green to context and manner" in which it
a lack of communication. ". . . the was handled, "including, the lack
i I exchange of memos and the sur- of adequate definition of purpose
m es, a S G es rounding events had hardened the beforehand and the fact that an
positions of both Profs. Dunn and outside spokesman was allowed to
Green; still it is strange that no present the material and lead the
By JONATHAN MILLER trail. He merely reiterated his serious attempts at reconciliation discussion afterwards, emphasized
Special to The Daily philosophy of a "moral America," were made by either party." the political nature of the presen-
MITCHELL, S.D.-If this was a and looked forward to his version The committee moreover said tation."
losing candidacy, it didn't look that of a generation of peace. that "some action by the Chair- The review committee was cre-
way on the surface yesterday when But McGovern did depart from man was indeed required, since he ated in response to a request Oct.
Sen. George McGovern brought his his now-familiar speech for a last- felt that the welfare of the stu- 10 from Rhodes. In a memo Rhodes
campaign home to his tiny prairie minute thank-you to his campaign dents of Chemistry 227 and the asked the chemistry department
birthplace. . workers and the American people. entire chemistry staff was now at to pick an ad hoc departmental
Both McGovern and his aides The thing that has sustained usstake,"committee to "review Prof. Green's
sisted in interviews that the elec- "The thing thatohas sustainedius
tionwud berwons ha the stead- has not beets the opinion polls, not "Whether removal from teaching performance of teaching duties
tn ubthis new book 'How McGovern duties was the best option is a assigned to him in connection with
fastly decied to discuss the pos- won the presidency,' not our matter of judgment," the report Chemistry 227."
sibility of defeat. edGreen from
S friends in the press, or the advice stated. Dunn suspendedGee f '

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Four more years?
Some of the city's voters await the chance to exercise their right
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The talk was all about the "rec- -
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turnout" in New York City, d glow that I saw on the faces pf
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There were smiles and warm It may have been somewhat
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The report said
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the slide show,
because "thef

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There were loud ovations when
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alma mater, the 450-student IDa-,
kota Weslyan University, that he
would surely win the presidency.
There were buoyant expressions
of support and optimism from boy-.
hood friends as he toured the
downtown in the early afternoon.
McGovern said nothing new in
his final day on the campaign

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Anatomy Lecture:

Women:
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taneous Involvement in Developi
Cutaneous Refiex Behavior in
Grafted Anurans," 4804 Med.S
1:10 pm.
Architecture & Design Lecture
Lee, "China: The Rebirth of a Ni
Aud. A, Angell Hall, 4 pm.
Dental School & Dent. Res.
A. Boyde, Univ. College, London,'
ning Electron Microscopy of
Enamel," 1033 Kellogg, 4 pm.
Zoology Lecture: R. Schlaer,
western Mem. Hosp., Chicago,
Optical Properties of the Eagle'
1400 Chem. Bldg., 4 pm.
Industrial & Operations Engi
Lecture: M. Warner, "Scheduling
ing Personnel," 311 W. Engin., 4
Religious Affairs Lecture:
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rich, "New Communes and the
ious Community", Aud. B, Ange
4 pm.

Is an Botany-Geology Seminar: H.P. Banks, lutnbia Univ. Grad. School of Bus.,
iver- Cornell Univ~. "The Search for the Dun & Bradstreet, Inc., & Mich. Civil
M b Earliest Vascular Plant," Lect. Rm. 2, Service; Nov. 10, Deering Milliken, Inc.I
M to Mod. Langs. Bldg., 4 pm. SENIORS: The new School of Social
M. of Statistics Seminar: S. Kimbleton, Work at the Univ. of Minnesota, Du-,
and "Probabilistic Models of Computer Sys- luth is currently recruiting students
yand tems," 3227 Angell Hall, 4 pm. for their 18-month MSW program be-
only. Physics Colloquium: D. Wilkinson, ginning in January. Nov. 30 is dead-
are Princeton Univ., "Status of Cosmic Mi- line for completed applications.
. For crowave Background Measurements. Do UNITED NATIONS TRAINING SER-
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Homer 4 m Arabic (June 6-7) deadline, April 20.k
Sam. Student Lab Theatre: Stein's "Three Test will be given in New York. In-
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