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From staff reports
University students may have the
opportunity to experience what it's like
to endure an airport emergency.
The Office of University Relations is
assisting a major airline in recruiting
students to participate in the exercise.
Student volunteers are needed to play
*e roles of various professionals who
would be involved in an airport emer-
gency, including survivors of an air dis-
aster, family members of victims, jour-
nalists and attorneys.
Past drills have attracted students
who are interested in drama, social

work, law, journalism and psychology.
The disaster simulation will take
place at Detroit Metropolitan Airport
on Tuesday from approximately 2-4
p.m.
Wayne County emergency crews, as
well as the American Red Cross and
mental health professionals will be par-
ticipating in the exercise.
The airline has asked that its identity
not be revealed so that its employees
can experience the drill as it happens.
Students may register with the
Office of University Relations at 763-
5800.

MACHEN
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In April, Machen said that although
he had not submitted his name to pres-
idential searches at other universities, if
the chance arose to take the reigns of
another school, he may be interested.
After discovering he had been select-
ed as one of the three finalists for the
school's top position, Machen said he
was welcome to the opportunity.
"I have a lot of respect for the
University of Georgia," Machen said.
"I am very impressed with what they
are doing."
Following Machen's announcement
that he would not to continue his tenure
as provost, Bollinger formed a search
committee to seek Machen's replace-
ment.

Machen said no matter what the
future holds for him, he will assist
Bollinger and the University in this
time of transition.
"I've got a lot of things I'm not
going to leave here," Machen said.
"I'm not going to leave before my time
is over as provost. I've told President
Bollinger that I am very interested in
helping him get through the transition."
University of Georgia Graduate
School Dean Gordhan Patel, a member
of the presidential search committee,
said the committee selected the final
candidates from a pool of 130 initial
nominees.
Patel said he could not comment on
which of the three candidates would be
offered the position, but he said the com-
mittee conducted a thorough search.
Duderstat sai it tisionlntural that

Machen would be chosen as a presi-
dential search finalist at a national uni-
versity.
"University of Michigan provosts are
frequently approached about presiden-
cies," Duderstadt said. "Dr. Machen
has done a great job in a difficult situ-
ation as U. of M. provost."
Duderstadt said he cannot predict
whether or not Georgia "will see the
wisdom in selecting Machen" or
whether Machen would accept.
"I am certain that Dr. Machen will
make a great university president,"
Duderstadt said.
With approximately 30,000 students,
The University of Georgia in Athens is
the largest of 34 institutions in the
University System of Georgia.
The final selection is scheduled to be
made on n

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