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Oore retaliation of the University's
part."
Vice President for University
Relations Lisa Baker said the
University has not swayed from its ini-
tial stance.
"The University stands by its earlier
position that their dismissal was justi-
fied," Baker said.
Isabell said that although he doesn't
now "what they have in store for
him)," he would like work with the
Dental School administration to enact
necessary changes.
"I would like to work with them and
change some things that are going on
over there at the Dental School," he said,
adding that changes have to be initiated
to all parts of the University, including
the University Board of Regents.
Isabell, who tried to commit suicide,
said he will apply for medical leave
A'rom the Dental School.
"I'm trying to get myself back
together," he said.

Mitchell said that although she too
must still file for medical leave with the
University for a back injury sustained
on the job, Friday's ruling was a tri-
umph.
"This is a great victory," Mitchell said.
"I feel like recitation has been made."
Baker said the University was origi-
nally against the three employees' trans-
fer back to the Dental School, but
changed their view after DeMarco left.
"After the trial, there continued to be
pickets demanding that the supervisor
be terminated and there was public
labeling of her as a racist and calls for
her firing, even though she was cleared
of any wrongdoing by the jury," Baker
said. "She has since resigned and the
basis of our opposition was gone."
All three workers were transferred to
positions in other University areas after
their Dental School employment was
terminated.
Washington said Atkins will resume
work on Monday at the Dental School,
but Isabell and Mitchell will apply for
medical leave.
Washington said the University's dis-

crimination was so evident that even a
conservative jury agreed.
"Basically, the jury could see what
the top administration at the University
had ignored and tried to cover up for
two years," Washington said.
The jury ruled that Vachon-DeMarco
be exonerated, but they found the
University guilty.
The prosecution plans to file a suit in
the Washtenaw Circuit Court system to
receive reimbursement for the plaintiffs'
attorney's costs.

Regents to meet in
Flint, discuss MSA flees

From Daily Staff Reports
The University Board of regents will
travel to the University's Flint campus
today to conduct its monthly meeting.
Among the items on the agenda,
Flint Chancellor Charlie Nelms is
scheduled give the board an update of
his campus.
Regent Olivia Maynard (D-Flint)
said she is excited to have the board
visit her hometown.
"I'm really pleased," Maynard said.
"It's always wonderful to have people
come to Genesee County."
Maynard said Nelms is going to dis-
cuss plans, which the regents have
already approved, to construct a building
across the river from the Flint campus.
Michigan Student Assembly President
Mike Nagrant is scheduled to speak to

the board about the 1997/98 Michigan
Student Assembly fee assessment, on
which the regents will be voting.
"I think that it was democratically
mandated and the regents should
respect and support that," Nagrant said.
The board will be approving or reject..
ing fees supported by the student body in
MSA's fall and winter elections.
Nagrant said Olga Savic, the assem-
bly's vice president, will be joining him
to speak about some of the MSA fees
coming before the regents.
Acting Vice President for Research
Frederick Neidhardt is scheduled to
discuss the importance of research in
undergraduate education.
Also, the regents are scheduled to
review the status of the Diag renova-
tions.

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