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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 2003
Page
4
The Southern Illinoisan reports on SIUC where faculty fear a February 3 strike deadline has grown into a wall. With negotiating deadlock looming, both sides anticipate a walkout would harm the university, deepen faculty rifts, and damage the school's reputation as negotiations continue amid union backing.
The Voice Of The Southern notes outsiders shaping SIUC Faculty Association talks with IEA and NEA. It claims some faculty distrust leadership and tactics, warns a strike could be short but damaging, and urges extending the deadline to protect students and the university.
A long reader letter from multiple faculty members challenges the Faculty Association at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, noting that only about half of tenured staff support the group and warning against outside influence and a potential strike. The writers urge patience, collegiality, and time for the new administration to prove itself while emphasizing duties to students and research.
Publisher and editors outline submission guidelines for letters and notices. Readers may email or call for tips, subscriptions, classifieds, or display ads, with rules on length, signings, and publication rights.
Leonard Pitts Jr defends writing about race amid reader and public scrutiny. He notes nine years of columns include pop culture and family topics but race triggers discomfort and probation. He compares reactions to other writers and urges acceptance of authorship in familiar territory.
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