December 7, 2001
Physicists Say Their President Cost Them a Federal Grant; 3 American Indian Professors File Bias Suit
TEXAS TEMPEST: Every university president is expected to make tough calls and occasionally provoke his various constituents. But several faculty members at Prairie View A&M University, in Texas, think their president, Charles A. Hines, a 66-year-old retired Army general, has finally gone too far.
While the faculty has railed at Mr. Hines throughout his seven-year tenure, the last straw came last month when his actions apparently cost the university's physics department a major
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