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Mass Media (Newspaper) - January 30, 1979, Boston, Massachusetts Dean Riccards urges see 5 Volume 13 Issue 17 University of Massachusetts at Boston January 30 1979 Join by Mary Shaughnessy A memorial service will be held on February 6 at for Professor John MacCombie in the Building I auditorium Professor MacCombie 46 Professor in the University Year in France Program died suddenly of heart seizure in January 9 Described as an extremely energetic and vital man his death comes as a complete shock to colleagues He was a said John Anzalone a former student of who is currently a member of the French Department faculty He was always involved in projects and always had as a common denominator the strength of the department in After teaching for six years at Professor MacCombie came to the Boston campus in 1965 to become chairman of the French Department By 1968 he managed to initiate design and win trustee for the Year in France Program But simply developing the programs was not enough for Professor MacCombie An accomplished classical pianist and composer he arranged a series of concerts both on and off campus with guest artists for the purpose of setting up an by Green Not says former Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs Robert Steamer in response to recent speculation thai he was pressured into resigning or even fired For several weeks rumors have been rife around the UMB Campus hinting that Steamer had been pressured into resigning or had been fired for overstepping his authority as vice chancellor specifically with regard to nine lines positions he had reallocated from the College of Arts and Sciences to the College of Professional Studies Although Steamer admits that The chancellor and I had argued about this allocation of not so much the sustenance of it but how it would be he says this issue alone did not precipitate his resignation And while the resignation may have surprised some people Steamer who was vice chancellor of academic affairs for five years says he never intended to stay in administration permanently Five years seemed just about In response to further speculation that he found it difficult to work under Chancellor Van Ummersen who until she became acting chancellor last year worked under Steamers authority the former change would be difficult for any two people but we did amazingly well I think she Van Ummersen had some problems in treating me in precisely the way she treated the other but we did our best respect Steamer added I leave office bearing no illwill towards While both Chancellor Van Ummersen and the former insist that the Steamer resignation was not the result of any one burning issue both agree that the lack of definition of roles and overlapping responsibilities had been a Often the of academic affairs the provost and the chancellor found themselves dealing with the aarne academic program Robert Steamer said Chancellor Van recent Accreditation Report identified the same weakness and recommended that the roles responsibilities and relationships of the Chancellor Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs and the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences should be examined to avoid proliferation of Consequently the chancellor with the concurrence of President Knapp has decided to leave the position of vice of academic affairs vacant for now The chancellor feels that it is not necessary for the campus to go through the agony and upset of searching for an acting Such a she says would only divert energy from more important tasks such as the planning and budget activities now Upon appointment of the new chancellor President Knapp hopes to present recommendations to the Board of Trustees by April a decision will be made as to whether the position of vice chancellor of academic affairs will be permanently eliminated or whether a search committee will be formed Although no longer of academic affairs Steamer who began teaching at in 1972 will not be leaving the Harbor Campus Next September he will resume fulltime teaching in the Politics Department something he is looking forward to though he admits the transition from vice chancellor to professor resulted in a significant salary cut Until September Steamer is on leave during which time he will plan his classes read do research and participate in a conference in England entitled The Mass Media and Governmental On December 1 at about an Ashmont train pulled into Columbia station An elderly woman unconscious and with a deathlike appearance was aboard Dennis Sheehan a student at Boston who was taking a course in Basic Cardiac Life Support sponsored by the University Health Service was also in the station at the time Because of the training he received in CPR Dennis was able to determine that the woman was suffering from cardiac arrest He promptly responded to the situation by applying external cardiac compressions and rescue breathing to keep the victim alive until Boston Health and Hospitals Ambulance Team could respond Dennir received his training through the Emergency Care Training Program If you are interested in taking a Basic Life Support or Advanced First Care course you can contact the program at ext 3233 by La Terza in 1967 Canadian illustrator Paul came to Boston to try out fur the job of editorial cartoonist at Ihe As he puts it It worked It won two Pulitzer Prices cartoons arc collected in A wraes of books Hand Hig At in 1hna and Ihc 1ttey tuH and tic juss published i cii on j IV aj J M a 50 mui v i v I I j persistent requests for a drawing 10 illustrate this article shattered the relaxed of our convention and Szeps vehement reaction punted below shows Ins deep concern or the highest ot journalism uv plying 1 do a 1 a villain Who uts ii a new villain hcb a teal 1 Kiny will be a ihc 1 kxi Who Wai a villain hcfc is always i think there are cases where abuse privileges abuse rights The guy in I he New York abused the Fust Amendment wasnt terribly in his case Hut 1 think hat it is a thing when the tJu i think 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