Word: wiegand
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Schulman said he was mistaken in calling Dudley W. Wiegand 2Dv, editor and founder of the Scribe, incompetent. He said his main interest was spreading out the paper's responsibilities and bringing more students onto the staff. He explained he had asked Wiegand to serve as an "associate editor," meaning an equal with several others. But Wiegand apparently interpreted "associate" as "subordinate." "My statements stem largely from this misunderstanding," he said...
Schulman called Wiegand "an invaluable contribution to the life of the Student Association...
Anti-Piety Group Supports Wiegand...
Schulman denied that the firing has anything to do with the recent "piety" controversy. He noted, however, that the same people who voted to prohibit religious ceremonies in Association meetings are now supporting Wiegand. "They are using him as a 'scape-goat' to hinder my administration," he said. He said his opponents had a "sour grapes" attitude toward his election. Schulman, a "dark horse" candidate, won the presidency of the association by one vote...
Schulman predicted that his executive committee will support him in spite of any stand which Wiegand may take...