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: Durham-in-WonderlandFrom the CCI Archive: More Documents
By K.C. Johnson
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A few more documents from the CCI archive.After Karla Holloway resigned her CCI subcommittee chairmanship via a mass e-mail containing fifth-hand, unsubstantiated gossip about Duke students, the Chronicle asked CCI head Bob Thompson for comment. You?d think that the head of a committee ostensibly devoted to improving ?campus culture? would have been outraged by a senior faculty member behaving in such an intemperate fashion. Instead, Thompson produced this email: In the CCI?s world, some faculty members were more equal than others. Women?s Center head Robin Weigman received a one-on-one meeting with Thompson to impart her wisdom, a few days after she outrageously accused colleague Steve Baldwin of using the ?language of lynching.? You?d think that the head of a committee ostensibly devoted to improving ?campus culture? would have been outraged by a senior faculty member behaving in such an intemperate fashion...continue to full postFull post as published by Durham-in-Wonderland on June 25, 2009 (boomark / email).
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