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Academic Senate adopts open forum, discuss recent changes to staff and faculty

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President Taylor Randall opened the Sept. This statement came in the wake of an announcement of staff layoffs and retirement benefits being slashed. The Academic Senate opened with questions about the previously announced staff reductions.

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