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Marwil witness says
defendant opposed
ad hoc committee
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following his outspoken opposition to
several department policies.
THE UNNVERSITY contends the
Standard Practice Guide-a set of
policies that explain and interpret the
Regents' bylaws-was followed in the
committee's decision not to reappoint
Marwil or grant him a tenure review.
Ross, who was Marwi 's first witness
following his own direct testimony this
week; said Loomis made his comment
about the ad hoc committee some time
after a meeting of the department's
senior faculty in April, 1978.
Mathes convened that meeting to poll
the faculty members present on the
question of Marwil's reappointment.
The administrative committee sub-
sequently disregarded the faculty vote
to give Marwil what Ross said he inter-
preted as a tenure review.
UNIVERSITY ATTORNEY Robert
Vercruysse, in his cross-examination of
Ross, attempted to establish that Ross'
memory of the events and decisons at
the meeting was faulty.
In earlier testimony yesterday, Mar-
wil appeared to contradict a statement
he made Wednesday regarding the
alleged violation of his rights.
Under re-direct examination by his
attorney, Jerold Lax, Marwil.repeated
his belief that a consideration of
possible contract termination in
1978-falling as it did in his fifth year at
the University and in the middle of a
two-year contract-violated depar-
tmental and College guidelines. He said
what he should have received was a
tenure review in his sixth year rather
than a reappointment review in his fif-
th.
ALTHOUGH WEDNESDAY Marwil
said a fifth-year review by an ad hoc
departmental committee-rather than
the administrative committee review
that he actually received-would have
satisfied his rights, yesterday he said
such a review would not have upheld his
rights.
When questioned on this contradic-
tion by Vercruysse, Marwil conceded
that he would stand by his original
testimony, but added that testimony
was given only after "a long moment to
think."
Vercruysse indicated that Marwil's
original testimony-which seems to
undermine his contention that no
review of any type should have been
performed in 1978-might have been
damaging to Marwil's case.
VERCRUYSSE ALSO attempted to
demonstrate that the reappointment
review conducted in 1978 was nearly
equivalent to a tenure review.
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Happenings
FILMS
You Can't Take It With You, 7:30 p.m., Ann Arbor Public Library, Free.
AAFC-A History of the Blue Movie, 7 p.m., I Am Curious Yellow, 9 p.m.,
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Cinema II-Smiles of a Summer Night, 7:30 p.m., Summer Interlude, 9:30
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Cinema Guild-Pretty Baby, 7:30, 9:30 p.m., Old Arch Aud.
SPEAKERS
Astronomy-"What Skylab Told Us About the Sun," and film Four
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WUOM/WVGR-Barbara Ferger, For Ourselves: "The Law," Part 2 of
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MEETINGS
Ann Arbor School of Metaphysics-Rap session, "Reincarnation-Fact or
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Arbecoll Theatrics-"Side by Side by Sondheim," 7 p.m., Michigan
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints-"My Turnon Earth," 8 p.m.,
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Michigan Repertory '80-"A Midsummer Night's Dream," 8 p.m., Power
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RC/Brecht Co. - "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui," 8 p.,., Res. Coll. Aud.
Musical Recital featuring performances of works by David Colson and
Peter Farmer, 8 p.m., Michigan Union Pendleton Room.
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Ann Arbor Recreation Department, Hula Hoop and Yo-yo Contest, 1-3
p.m., Grand Court.
Reception for artists David Labarge and John Wittersheim, 7 p.m., Uion
Gallery.
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