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Sources at the Med School say that Tosteson has avoided getting involved with the minority subcommittee issue. And Holmes says, "You wouldn't even know Tosteson was there--the faculty council is his cabinet and they run things. Tosteson is very, very inaccessible--you can only infer his views from...
The issues surrounding admissions have special significance at this time in history when the numerous advances of the civil rights movement seem to be falling by the wayside. The inflammatory nature of this article, along with is misrepresentation of my views, will further cloud the issues, rather than enlighten them...
Holmes's objections concern a two-sentence quote, which she correctly terms a "synthesis"--there should have been an ellipsis between the two sentences.
Th first sentence came in an extended quote concerning administration and faculty power at the Med School. Holmes contended, and other sources agreed, that the faculty council acts as an independent cabinet, with much more power relative to the administration than most such bodies. To avoid repetition, I used only...
Concerning the second sentence in the quote, Holmes is correct: she never "inferred" to me that Dr. Paul was "running around loose." She said it straight out. Her emphasis may have been subverted by the language she used, the important point being that one can only infer Tosteson's views...