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Forum confusion causes frustration for all of us curious students
Though “forums” are usually expected to be consistently open and non-confusing, some Purdue officials have made a couple aspects of today’s President’s Forum difficult to read into.
Faculty and staff have been invited to attend the President’s Forum, going on from 9-10 a.m. today in Purdue Memorial Union’s South Ballroom. According to Purdue spokeswoman Jeanne Norberg, the forum will feature different facets of University information: President France Córdova will give a few opening remarks; Board of Trustees chairman Keith Krach will contribute some comments; Dean Mark Smith will address the graduate school; and, to wind down (or possibly wind up), Al Diaz, executive vice president for business finance and treasurer, will give some insights on Purdue’s budget.
One thing we find a bit confusing is what will be going on at the forum past the broad blanket statement we’ve already heard.
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