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Date: Mar 3, 2005

WJ Johnson IS real ... and there is more

Date: Mar 3, 2005

So WJ's posts here should be viewed as extreme suck-up stuff. And once again, we see USM hiring one of its own graduates, I suppose.

Please specify the department, "norman" ... or at least the college so the bloodhounds here can pick up the scent.

Date: Mar 3, 2005

One of the memos (an earlier one) didn't say, and I was too scared to get through all of the second one (a later one). Sorry.

Date: Mar 3, 2005

quote:
Originally posted by: norman
"..I am like most of you in that I had written off WJ Johnson as a hoax early on...."

And exactly who are you, Norman......hmmmm?

Date: Mar 3, 2005

On a tangential topic, I have heard that several more of these appointments are in the works. Shelby appears to be poised to reward supporters with professor status should they be interested.

Date: Mar 3, 2005

quote:
Originally posted by: little morphine annie
"On a tangential topic, I have heard that several more of these appointments are in the works. Shelby appears to be poised to reward supporters with professor status should they be interested."

I hold an undergrad degree from a tier-4 institution, a graduate degree from an internet university, am presently unemployed, have no teaching experience, some limited bidness expertise, and I'm a wurl' class a$$kisser. If I go through the drive-through employment window at the dome, can I pick up my official USM professors kit and picture ID? How much of my salary will I have to kick back to Dr. Thames?

Date: Mar 3, 2005

Webster, where are you? Can you once again define

NATIONAL JOB SEARCH?

(Won't this also hurt the chances of getting off SACs probation?)

Date: Mar 3, 2005

quote:
Originally posted by: foot soldier
"(Won't this also hurt the chances of getting off SACs probation?)"

Shouldn't have any bearing on the SACS probation. If SACS sanctioned institutions whose presidents hired sycophants & buddies, there wouldn't be an accredited college or university in the Southeast.