Baylor faculty pass 'no-confidence' vote on Sloan
08:22 PM CDT on Tuesday, September 9, 2003
Associated Press
WACO – The fight over embattled Baylor President Robert Sloan's future escalated Tuesday, as the faculty senate passed a motion voicing "no confidence" in Sloan.
A group billing itself as "Friends of Baylor" countered the senate action – academia's severest form of criticism – with the announcement that it has raised $300,000 for a public relations campaign to defend Sloan and the scandal-ridden university.
The opposing messages came amid mounting pressure from some circles for Sloan, who has headed the world's largest Baptist university for eight years, to step down.
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$300,000 for a PR campaign? There must be money growing on trees near the Brazos River!
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