Public records meeting, this Tuesday 9AM


in the Johnson Hall Conference room. This is the administrative group Dave Hubin set up to try and justify Berdahl's decision to revoke Lariviere's transparency efforts. Dave had told me the meetings would be open, but must have forgot to add me to the email list. It's not really open if you don't know where and when it is! I only found out about it because I happened to ask this morning. Thanks Dave.

Not clear if Randy Geller's redaction problem will be on the table, but the DA's ruling should be out soon. Meanwhile, things in JH have gotten so bad that Geller and Hubin have tried to refund the excessive fees they've been charging me - with redacted scotch. 

So who else is on Hubin's team?

Barbara Altmann, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs
Dietrich Belitz, Professor, Physics
John Bonine, Professor, Law
Julie Brown, Senior Director of Communications
Stuart Chin, Professor, Law School Dean designee
Tim Gleason, Journalism Dean
Laura Hinman, ASUO President
Dave Hubin, Chair and Convenor
Renee Irvin, Associate Dean for Finance, AAA; Associate Professor, PPPM
Orca Merwin, Contracts Specialist, Sponsored Projects Services
Jennifer O’Neal, University Historian and Archivist, UO Libraries
Allie O’Connor, Contracts Manager, Purchasing and Contracting Services
Craig Pintens, Sr. Assoc. A.D. for Marketing & PR, Athletics
Kim Sheehan, Professor, Journalism & Communication
Greg Stripp, Associate VP for Administration, Finance and Administration
Lisa Thornton, Public Records Officer, Office of Public Records
Jaime Tryon, Transfer Articulation Specialist, Registrar’s Office

Some of these people have lots of experience stalling public records requests, I wonder if any of them have ever actually made one?

4 comments:

  1. That's the ticket! Stick to what you know!

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    1. Your Christmas present from Harangue Long! Delivered at home, of course.

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  2. Bill me a river. The money you're making Mssrs. Long & Har would buy you an interest in Laphroaig.

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  3. If the scotch is redacted, does that mean Mormons can drink it??

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