EDITORIAL: Catcalls

To the SAS personnel committee for once again denying tenure to worthy professors, especially Religious Studies Professor Edward Breuer, who won a Lindback Award for distinguishing teaching. To the A-3 Assembly leaders for still refusing to release the results of their October elections. Surely by now, they have counted all 22 votes. To University officials for failing to consult with the community when addressing issues of safety, security and lighting. To Executive Vice President John Fry for the reduced benefits plan which takes away tuition benefits from employees and for not initially not giving employees sufficient time to comment on the plan. To the FOP and the University officials for taking seven months to reach the agreement on a new contract. To the student body, who didn't bother to vote in the UA elections and let the IFC takeover the student government body. To this past year's UA for their poor attendance throughout their terms and for this year's UA for their attendance problem at their first meeting. We hope this will not be a habit next year. To the U.S. Supreme Court for not hearing the Cohen v. Brown University Title IX case. Schools should not have to provide opportunities for female sports by cutting others. To Wharton officials for combining their four management concentrations into one general concentration. To the Fun Lovin' Criminals who put on a horrible set at the Fling concert.