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In article <CtB3wz.Ap2@cnsnews.colorado.edu>,
Susan Parker <parkers@ucsub.Colorado.EDU> wrote:
>In article <30m9fe$hru@ncar.ucar.edu>,
>Gary Strand <gary@titanic.cgd.ucar.edu> wrote:
>>jd> James Davies
>>
>>jd> This might be the real reason McCartney feels free to pursue his little
>>    religious crusade using public facilities; his job is safe, as long as he
>>    doesn't actually break any laws.
>>
>>  As if CU professors with tenure don't carry out their own little "religious
>>  crusades". McCartney isn't doing anything different than academicians -- he
>>  simply refuses to apologize for being what he is. And that really sickens
>>  some people.
>
>Well, the fact that he is paid more than any proffessor here, He can't 
>be fired, even tenured profs can although it would take a lot, and 
>this is supposed to be an *EDUCATIONAL* institute might have a lot
>to do with people's problems with him.  At one point in time the athletics
>department defended their budget by saying they serve more student's than
>the Chemestry department and that department got the same amount of money
>was rediculous.  They only included chem majors, not all the students that
>took classes from the chem department.  And the Chem department is there for
>academics.  This is a whole big issue that should be treated separately
>from pk tho.
>
>susan
>-- 
>
>Susan Parker
>my opinions are my own, leave CNS out of it.

OK, Gary, so you say "McCartney isn't doing anything different than 
academicians"????  Please tell me the name of one (just one, that's all I 
ask) CU-Boulder professor/"academician" who has more name recognition 
than Big Bill (tm) and who uses that recognition (overtly or covertly) to 
further his or her own separate-from-the-university cause.  Just one.  
Seems to me that he *is* doing something different.  Thanks in advance.

John