Session I: Overview
Ben l inder Room
Tuesday, May 18
3:30 - 3:00 p.m.
I his session will prov ide an ovmiew of the promotion and tenure
pii» ess iiv ludin^ a discussion of differerxes in pnx edure* for
i Assisiatf I’rofi-sMir w ith indefinite tenure and procedures lor
promotion to full Profissir
Panel Modvnloi
\ Lorraine Davis, Via- /"ii«"i AruJtmu- Prrs unH
Panel Partinpants
Patricia C.wartney-C.ibbs, .3-. > ■>if Prosor , v t Vivrtnu-’ti
I Currftil Chair 1PC
Robert Hurwit/, Pn’V - • Mn ;i I Vparimtnl, Cuttml memfei I'PC
Joe Stone, A^vtiiu liron, Calicut •>’ \H' ami Soonr»
Norman Wessells,■ I
Session II: Special Issues Iuesday, May 23
(•erlinger Lounge 3:30 - 3:30 p.m.
this session w ill address the issue" of oix-n vs cfosed tiles and s|xsial
issues women and minorities la. ■
Panel Moderator
Lorraine Davis, Vm I'r, ■ ■ >,Aoulrmit !'<• ■ rml
Panel Participants
Diane Broker, P" ’e-o' sjv. sal FJucathw r« Kfhahl-i.it:,•» t urrent
[ mnnlrr. I If
(ran Storkard, Profi ■ » x,s yv / V/urfwrri.M u”< nl Char D.-U
Melinda (.rier, C .‘ifip/inriw ('‘i:,,» Di»c< f,» * tayaf Se»:<s (’sxfff
Leslie Harris,/’ri>i. • lnu i a", nr />. ■<:(»> / pi
Nortnan VVessels,
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Knicks go up 3-1 on Hornets
( HARI.CT1TI . N'(' (AH Kola win Hlockman
knows who the Now York knn ks are supposed to
turn to in a pinch — ami it isn't him
Y»t, Hl/n kman was tho hero Sunday, sinking a
2D-font jumper w ith '> -4 sis owls loft, giving tin- Nett
York knn ks a v ii tors over the ('.hurlotle I lor
not s and a t 1 load in their I Astern (dnferent *• soim
final series
■'The phis was to find Patrick." Mar kman said,
referring trn enter Patrn k I wmg. the Knn ks all
star ( enter "And then when f’atrit k i an t get it.
then ho finds all the rest of us helpers "
HI.ii kman. struggling with ill percent shooting
in the playoffs, took a pass from a stumbling Hubert
Hat is and fired in the game-w inning shut from the
top of the km just before the 24 sot ond eloi k
expired
After Charlotte took a timeout, kendall (.ill got
the mlMiunds pass to Muggst Hogues, hut he lost
the hall trying to go dow n the lane hwing scooped
it up to set ore the vii tort. although the knit ks
scored just H points in the fourth quarter
(.aim; fixe of tile hest-of seven series will he
plated next Tuesdat in New York Although on the
verge of < liw lung their series, i ouch Pat Kilev didn't
i elehrate
"We can't lie pleased with how we plated and
flow we handled pressure. Riley said "Howev
er. we did get the win Now . tvo hat e the chance to
go holla and plat the kind of game that w ill adt am e
os to tin- next round
Kwlng who finished with 2H points and It)
rebounds. s< ored with 0 07 left in the third quar
ter, rapping an H-0 run that gave the knit ks their
largest lead. titVTi 1
The Hornets used defense to rally with a 2.1-12
spurt, t losing to a 7H-74 defir it on a three-pointer
by Tonr Bennett But Herb Williams st ored on a
baseline jumper with 20 sis finds left in the quarter
fur ati410-74 lead
New York turnovers on stu t essive possessions
helped Charlotte tie the st ore in the fourth peri
od Thu first one brought the Hornets to H4-82 on
a follow shot hv Alonzo Mourning at 8:01. The set -
olid set up Carry Johnson's dunk of a Dell Curry
miss at 0:01
"Our problem yvitli their attac king defense is that
yve're not advant mg the hall." Riley said "We re
taking too many dribbles and not enough passes
Muggsy is a one-man press .ill hv himself You've
got to he careful around him."
Neyv York respnmled yvitfi an 0-2 run and a 02
fitt lead tin living's yvindtnill slam yvitli 3:09 left,
hut the Hornets scored the next six points.
1-arn Johnson, who scored 24 points, hit two free
lliroyy s at 2 2 ). Hogues sc ored on .i jinnpt*r at 141
and Johnson yvent to ins isolation play to score yvitli
2K set oncis left, ty mg the score at ‘12 and setting tip
Bloc kmon's heron s
That only comes from years of experience,"
Hlat kman said, "and also, years of hay ing sui t ess
at doing that I y\as floppy to get the t ham e."
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