He is responsible for faculty governance. We have a shared governance model in our campus, and he did refuse to meet with very many stakeholders, including Jewish professors, essentially myself and others outside of very limited circumstances.
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The purpose of undertaking the overall investigation of Afghanistan was to look to 20-plus years and to try to find out lessons learned, things that we could do differently.
Those are strong words when you say it is like Stalin's time in your country.
Those kind of decisions and those questions you're asking, well, those are yours. Those are political decisions.
I could not agree more and that's the way we should view this, although I think there was a linchpin to today's testimony that helped underscore something, too.
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