GTFF
C ontiniH'd from Pa^o 1
night " Howard said "Next time nr ask you In
hr here slum up with the numliers that will send
Ihi' I ’niversitv ,i message
Howard also lull) (ills the next step toward
reaching a solution with the I'niversilv is tact
finding "Fact finding comes down to who can
lie most efie< tively " Howard said
l.awrem e Musgrove a (il l in the I nglish
department spoke after Howard Musgrove
thanked the federation lor all the work it is doing
for the ( ;TFn
"The union is asking tor better answers than
the ones they are getting from the University.
Musgrove said
Former (ITFF leader ( dim k I iunt spoke next
Hunt pointed out (ills have never re< eived a s.il
arv that was equal to the inflation rate Hunt also
told the audience that the (til l is dealing with
an administration that conducts itself with arro
gant elitism.
"I'd like to believe that the president doesn't
believe hi elitism r.>lh«-r thiin mansions." Hunt
S.lill
Alter Hunt. Kurt Wilcox u( the Line (lounts
1.allot ('tiuruil spnke Wilcox t.ilki’il .ilimit the is
sue ol health < .ire
it is .1 terrible ironv lli.it .in organization is
willing tu train people In lem h set it won't p.is
tor their health rare Wilcox said (ill s need
to i nme into the i lass room and not he distrai ted
Its things at home
The last speaker ol the afternoon ssax I 'nicer
sits assoeiate professor and State Representative
Karl Mustek.i |l)l.tigene) llostii ka said it is mi
possible to ai hieve exi elleiu e hs squeezing youi
employees and told the union that d they are not
organized tiles i an't exist
The rails ended ss ilti (III s pu kets in hand
man fling around the t !m verst tv s administration
huilding The (III I ssill base to ss ait ill dass at
ter t.u t finding before going on strike
Druids meet for elections and planning
Ml I Tl\(.s
Druids mri’l Wedncsdav
from (i to 7 p.m. in KYII! ( rdnr
Room A. All members must .it
tend. Remaining officers vvdl
be elected and projet t plans tor
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I' S National Sec uritv Agen
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