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It is mandatory for all nonfaculty staff members, from administrators to groundskeepers.

But the Classified Staff Committee, a group representing nonfaculty university employees, and several Christian groups support the continued dispaly of the cross.

With the familiarity of long practice, Truth took Winter's order, and added a bottle of wine--a privilege granted only to senior faculty and those nonfaculty, like Truth, who used the dining room.

In the liner notes for the first album, "Public Domain," 14 songs in the public domain recorded by nonfaculty artists, students and faculty members, Mr. McElwaine stated the label's mission.

Last week, President James Wright told faculty members that the college would have to cut up to 80 nonfaculty staff positions, and it is also asking departments to cut back on travel to conferences or for speakers coming to campus.

As one of the nonfaculty researchers at the Bidney Institute, Truth was entitled to an office with a door, just as if she were a full professor, and she kept it shut, whether she was in the office or not.

The president's tenure has not been without its rough spots, including an unsuccessful unionizing effort by the nonfaculty staff, a faculty protest for more child-care benefits and a protest by students over the most recent increase in the comprehensive fee for tuition, room and board that is now $19,000 a year.