System has proven it works

From Sunshine Review

January 15, 2009

[edit] System has proven it works

"No, no, no.

That's our response to a bill submitted to the North Dakota Legislature that would place restrictions on public information regarding applicants for state university president jobs and the university system's chancellor's position.

Simply, unequivocally, no."

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Minot Daily News, System has proven it works, January 15, 2009

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