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A day at the races . ·
Sixth annual Pegasus Pedalathon
Inside
D. W. Griffith Film
Festival ............... . .. pg. 14
In This Corner ..................... pg. 11
Pegasus Pedalathon ........... pg. 8-9
Ombudswoman .pg. 7
Dorm Cookery ....... pg. 6
Open Air Concert ............. pg. 3
Women's Rights .......... .... .... pg. 2
Eco-Scope .............................. pg. 5
A collegiate guide to the Derby
on the stands next Wednesday
Dean Barber resigns
After 13 years
By FRANK LEIDEBMANN
After thirteen years as Dean of
the College of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Richard L. Barber in a surprising
move has resigned.
Barber, a professor of philosophy,
said he was quitting bec&
IJ.se of his desire to resume full
time teaching. He also sighted his
concern over his inability to obtain
the funds needed and demanded
for the college's essential
programs and faculty aspirations.
The 52 year old dean will probably
assume full time teaching
in the fall but will temporarily
serve in his present capacity. In
a letter of resignation last week
Barber urged his replacement by
Aug. 19. UVs Board of Trustees
will act on his move next month.
The A&S Plans and Policies
Committee will appoint an interim
consisting of faculty members
and students to search for a
new dean. According to the com-mittee,
it could take up to six
months to find Barber's replacement.
Barber's action came after some
criticism from some members of
the A&S faculty. Last week the
faculty of the Humanities Division
gave him a vote of no confidence.
In accepting the letter of resignation,
UL A c a d e m i c vice
president William E. Ekstrom
p~aised Barber's career as dean.
He noted the dean's "devoted
service and his many significant
contributions to the academic
programs of the A&S College."
Barber came to the UL after
serving as an assistant and associate
professor of philosophy at
Tulane University for ten years.
He received a doctoral degree
from Yale University, a master's
degree from Indiana University,
and a bachelor's degree from
Ohio University.
Object Description
| Title | The Louisville Cardinal, April 28, 1972, "Final Edition." |
| Volume | XLIII |
| Issue | 27 |
| Description | The University of Louisville’s undergraduate newspaper. The title of this publication has varied over the years, but with the exception of the period 1928-1930, when it was known as the U. of L. News, the title has always been a variation of The Cardinal. |
| Subject |
Newspapers College student newspapers and periodicals University of Louisville--Students--Periodicals |
| Date Original | 1972-04-28 |
| Object Type | Newspapers |
| Source | Scanned from microfilm in the Louisville Cardinal newspapers collection. Item Number ULUA Cardinal 19720428 |
| Citation Information | See https://digital.library.louisville.edu/cdm/description/collection/cardinal#conditions for guidance on citing this item. To cite the digital version, add its Reference URL (found by following the link in the header above the digital file) |
| Collection | Louisville Cardinal Newspapers Collection |
| Collection Website | https://digital.library.louisville.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/cardinal |
| Digital Publisher | University of Louisville Archives and Special Collections |
| Date Digital | 2019-01-29 |
| Format | application/pdf |
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| Title | 19720428 1 |
| Full Text | ~ 0,) ...... ~-- ...... ~ ·- ~ ~ = u co I ~ ::r, 15 ~ ~ ti ~ .~..-...- :~ ~~- ..9 = ~ .§ ~ "a ~ ...= --.~.... I ~ ~ ~ ·...--... ~ "5 ~ A day at the races . · Sixth annual Pegasus Pedalathon Inside D. W. Griffith Film Festival ............... . .. pg. 14 In This Corner ..................... pg. 11 Pegasus Pedalathon ........... pg. 8-9 Ombudswoman .pg. 7 Dorm Cookery ....... pg. 6 Open Air Concert ............. pg. 3 Women's Rights .......... .... .... pg. 2 Eco-Scope .............................. pg. 5 A collegiate guide to the Derby on the stands next Wednesday Dean Barber resigns After 13 years By FRANK LEIDEBMANN After thirteen years as Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences Dr. Richard L. Barber in a surprising move has resigned. Barber, a professor of philosophy, said he was quitting bec& IJ.se of his desire to resume full time teaching. He also sighted his concern over his inability to obtain the funds needed and demanded for the college's essential programs and faculty aspirations. The 52 year old dean will probably assume full time teaching in the fall but will temporarily serve in his present capacity. In a letter of resignation last week Barber urged his replacement by Aug. 19. UVs Board of Trustees will act on his move next month. The A&S Plans and Policies Committee will appoint an interim consisting of faculty members and students to search for a new dean. According to the com-mittee, it could take up to six months to find Barber's replacement. Barber's action came after some criticism from some members of the A&S faculty. Last week the faculty of the Humanities Division gave him a vote of no confidence. In accepting the letter of resignation, UL A c a d e m i c vice president William E. Ekstrom p~aised Barber's career as dean. He noted the dean's "devoted service and his many significant contributions to the academic programs of the A&S College." Barber came to the UL after serving as an assistant and associate professor of philosophy at Tulane University for ten years. He received a doctoral degree from Yale University, a master's degree from Indiana University, and a bachelor's degree from Ohio University. |
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