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Governor due for trooper funeral

ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 5, 2000 -- Gov. Jesse Ventura will attend the funeral Wednesday of state trooper Ted Foss at Winona State University, his office announced. The governor will leave immediately after the service. A spokesperson said the governor plans no speaking role, just to pay his respects.

  • Background: Shuttle vans set for WSU employees

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    Cell phone theft reported at SMU

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 5, 2000 -- A Trempeleau, Wis., man, Joseph Wener, told police that somebody stole cell phone from his car outside Watters Hall at Saint Mary's University. Wener estimated the value at $120.


    Store v. on-line text retail war "over"

    NEW YORK, Sept. 5, 2000 -- The shakeup in textbook retailing, expected with on-line competition, never materialized in a major way, writes industry specialist John Mutter in the trade journal Publishers Weekly: The textbook on-line retailing model turned out to have had limitations, and college bookstores have helped themselves by promoting their cause and improving service and standards. Beginning earlier this year, VarsityBooks.com changed its business model from emphasizing selling textbooks on-line to becoming a marketing services business that offers companies the chance to reach college students through Varsity's student network."


    Shuttle vans set for WSU employees during funeral

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 5, 2000 -- University vans will shuttle employees to Winona State from remote lots to help clear campus-area parking for the funeral of state trooper Ted Foss. Tom Grier, who is handling parking logistics, said employees will be picked up at the National Guard armory at 1303 Homer Road, across from Southeast Tech, or near the street at the JC Penney-Econofood lot near Goodview. Vans will run to campus from 7:15 to 8:15 a.m. and return from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m.

  • Background: 11 blocks reserved for police mourners

    Yes, former SMU prof confirms quiz show role

    AURORA, Ill., Sept. 5, 2000 -- The arts and sciences dean at Aurora College, Andrew Manion, confirmed he will be a contestant on the network television epsiode of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" that airs Sept. 12. Manion who taught at Saint Mary's in Winona from 1991 to 1998, said he's concerned mostly about pop culture questions. He's been boning up with back issues of People magazine.

  • Background: Will ex-SMU prof have "Millionaire" answers?

    11 blocks reserved for police mourners

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 5, 2000 -- Police posted placards on 11 city blocks east of Winona State University's McCown Gym, warning the streets will be reserved for police vehicles Wednesday for the funeral of fallen state trooper Ted Foss. Barricades will go up at 7 a.m., Wednesday, three hours before the funeral begins in McCown. Seven-hundred to 1,000 uniformed police are expected, said Don Walski, deputy police chief. The barricades will come down at 2 p.m., he said. Closed:

  • Main Street: Six blocks from Belleview (12th) to Broadway (6th).
  • Wabasha Street (East 7th): from Main to Lafayette.
  • Sanborn Street (East 8th): from Main to Lafayette.
  • King Street (East 9th): from Main to Lafayette.
  • Howard Street (East 10th): from Main to Lafayette.
  • Mark Street (East 11th): from Main to Lafayette.
    Also, Main Street, which serves as 43, will be closed to through traffic.
  • Background: WSU tries to free parking for trooper funeral

    WSU: iBook delay not Apple's fault

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 4, 2000 -- No ill feelings are held against Apple computers by Winona State University because of snafus that delayed the delivery of iBooks to dozens of students who had already paid for them, Vice President Joe Whetstone said. "Apple has been very cooperative in efforts to promote the iBook and assist WSU in the laptop university concept," Whetstone said. He blamed the attorney general's office for holding up a leasing agreement that delayed shipping. Whetstone said he's pleased with Apple's work to solve the problem. "We are confident that this partnership will continue," he said.

  • Background: Apple iBooks en route; refunds to be issued

    • Sociology prof writes dark fantasy story

    WINONA,Minn., Sept. 4, 2000 -- A Saint Mary's University sociologist, Wes Miller, wrote a short story, "Endangered Species," for the net-zine "Nightscapes." The zine features dark fantasy literature.


    WSU tries to free parking for trooper funeral

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 4, 2000 -- Winona State University peple were asked to form car pools or walk or cycle, to campus Wednesday because of the huge number of mounrs expected for the funeral of state trooper ted Foss at McCown Gym. Tom Grier, who was working on arrangements, said it also would help if commuters simply park several blocks away to leave parking close to campus for the visitors. Grier said shuttles may be provided from shopping mall parking lots. at a shopping mall or store. Closed lots:

  • Gold: Next to Memorial gym.
  • Purple: Next to Memorial.
  • Purple: Next to library
  • Background: Flags at half staff for fallen trooper

    SMU installs two new spectrometers

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 4, 2000 -- Chemistry students at Saint Mary's University have two sophisticated new instruments. A Varian Saturn 2000 gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer and a Fourier-Transform nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer upgrade by Anasazi are in place. The instruments were purchased with a $124,000 National Science Foundation grant submitted by profs Dennis Gravert and James Vogel.


    WSU security chief: Toilet peeping not sex crime

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 4, 2000 - A peeping-tom incident in a Phelps Hall women's bathroom at Winona State was not classified as a sex crime in university records, said security chief Don Walski. He said the offense didn't meet the sexual offense classification criteria of the federal Campus Security Act, which requires crimes to be categorized for an annual report. "These types of incidents are categorized in several different ways depending on the circumstances," Walski said. Had the person been apprehended he would of been charged with a crime such as invasion of privacy or disorderly conduct. "It's unfortunate that a perverted action such as this doesn't warrant a stiffer penalty," Walski said.

  • Background: WSU rape rumors traced to frosh workshops

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    SMU trustee to Christian Brothers role Rome

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 4, 2000 -- A Christian Brother on the Saint Mary's Univeisty board of trustees, William Mann, was named vicar general of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools. The vicar general, whose office is in Rome, is the second in charge of the international order.


    SMU's Sister Korte celebrates Jubilee

    MILWAUKEE, Wis., Sept. 4, 2000 -- A Saint Mary's University biologist, Sister Clare Korte, celebrated her 50th anniversary as a member of the School Sisters of Saint Francis at a liturgy, dinner and reception. Sister Clare has taught at Saint Mary's for 25 years, and has served as department chair since 1984.


    La Salle has 36 students working on English

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 4, 2000 -- The De La Salle Institute of Saint Mary's University, which helps bring foreign students up tos peed on language skills, began the new semester with 36 students from 13 countries: Mexico, 13; Korea, 7; Colombia, 3; Japan, 2; Saudi Arabia, 2; Taiwan, 2; Brazil, 1; Hong Kong, 1; Kuwait,1; Malaysia, 1; Peru, 1; Sudan,1; United Arab Emirates, 1.


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    Sept. 2, 2000    		 GOLF (WOMEN'S): Wisconsin-Eau Claire Invitational (final day): UW-Whitewater 676 (1st), Simson 676 (2nd), St. Thomas 703 (3rd),Gustavus Adolphus and WSU 703 (tie for 5th). SOCCER (WOMEN'S): WSU 1, Rockhurt 1. LaVerne 2, SMU 0.

    Will ex-SMU prof have "Millionaire" answers?

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 3, 2000 -- Rumor has it that a former Saint Mary's University psych prof, Andrew Manion, will be a contestant on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire." True or not, that what's the on-campus newsletter reported. The supposed date of Manion's appearance: Sept. 12. Manion is dean of arts and sciences at Aurora University in Illinois.


    WSU SECURITY
    REPORT
    Sept. 3, 2000    		 A security patrol responded to a 5:37 a.n. call that someobody was knocking on windows, security chief Don Walski reported. Nobody was found.

    Apple iBooks en route; refunds to be issued

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 3, 2000 -- Winona State University students who were billed for Apple laptops but didn't get them in time will be given a prorated refund, Vice President Joe Whetstone said. He said the Apple iBooks, delayed because of financing problems, will be shipped this coming week. The problem, he said, was with the state attorney general's office. Students pay $1,000 a year, billed with tuition, to lease the units. Whetstone acknowledged "concern among students" about the no-shows. Also, there had been angry calls from parents. "In recent weeks, problems developed with the language in the financing arrangement between Apple Finance and the State of Minnesota attorney general's office," he said. At 5 p.m., Friday, a financing deal with Apple was worked out.

  • Background: How will students like 'dem Apples?

    WSU rape rumors traced to frosh workshops

    RAPE FACTS

    No rapes were reported on WSU campus in recent months.

    Police investigated two near-campus complaints over the summer, one alleging rape and one alleging attempted rape.

    A little girl taking a gymnastics class reported a peeping-tom in a campus restroom in July.

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 3, 2000 -- Rumors that a dozen rapes occurred at Winona State University late in the summer originated in frosh orientation workshops, according to people who tracked down the reports. "In encouraging students to be security-conscious, a presenter projected that a campus this size could have eight to 12 unreported incidents a year," a source said. "It got twisted from there." Image-conscious university Vice President Cal Winbush tried quelling the rumors Friday, issuing a statement categorically denying that any rapes had been reported on campus. While Winbush was technically correct, one sexual incident, although not rape, occurred on campus in July. Also, two women reported being sexually assaulted over the summer -- one two blocks from campus, the other five blocks from campus.

  • Background: Charge: E-mail memo overstates campus safety

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    Cops nab neighborhood man in car tampering

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 3, 2000 -- A 22-year-old neighborhood man was arrested tampering with a car at Wabasha and Washington streets a couple blocks from Winona State University, police said. The arrest, at 2:14 a.m. came as police were patrolling for whoever had been breaking into parked cars in the campus neighborhood.

  • Background: Lourdes guards stop auto break-in

    Hungry? Yeah, but I went to sleep and forgot

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 3, 2000 -- Firefighters found crispy food in the oven at the Conway dorm at Winona State University about 4:30 a.m. Somebody on the fourth floor had forgotten the food. Smoke set off an alarm.


    WSU SECURITY
    REPORT
    Sept. 2, 2000    		 A security patrol caught three kids stealing barricades about 2:20 a.m..

    Gamelan ensemble readies gongs for season

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 2, 2000 -- The Winona Gamelan Society, which promotes Java percussion and gong music, plans Wednesday evening ensemble practices at Winona State University's Lourdes Hall this year. Music prof Cathy Schmidt said a workshop by Joko Sutrisno, a gamelon composer, will be at 7 p.m., Sept. 6.


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    Sept. 2, 2000    		 CROSS COUNTRY (MEN'S): Saint Mary's Invitational: Luther 16 (1st), Gustavus 74 (2nd), SMU 91 (3rd), Bethel 99 (4th), Concordia of St. Paul 120 (5th), Saint Mary's Alums 141 (6th), WSU 191 (7th). CROSS COUNRY(WOMEN'S): Saint Mary's Invitational: Luther 15 (1st), WSU 60 (2nd), Gustavus Adolphus 72 (3rd), SMU 101 (4th), Concordia of St. Paul incomplete. GOLF (WOMEN'S): Wisconsin-Eau Claire Invitational (first day): UW-WHitewater 335 (1st), Gustavus Adolphus 347 (2nd), Buena Vista 351 (3rd), UW-Eau Clair and WSU 352 (tie for5th). SOCCER (WOMEN'S): Central Missouri State 1, WSU 0. VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN'S): Elmhurst Tournament (2nd day): SMU 3, Wesleyan 1; SMU 3, North Park 0.

    Lourdes guards stop auto break-in

    WINONA, Min. Sept. 1, 2000 -- Campus security guards nabbed a 16-year-old taking items from a parked car before dawn at Howard and Gould streets near the old College of St. Teresa campus. Police were called and took the youth to jail. Besides a car stereo, a cell phone and CDs, the youth had a pliers, screwdriver and ahmmer, police said.

  • Background: Cops: Porch lights can deter auto thieves

    Flags at half staff for fallen trooper

    ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- Until sunset Wednesday, flags on state buildings will fly at half staff to honor state trooper Ted Foss, who was killed in a traffic accident Thursday, Gov. Jesse Ventura ordered. Foss was the seventh trooper killed in the line of duty in the 70-year history of the State Patrol. The funeral is Wednesday at Winona State University.

  • Background: Classes cleared for funeral

    FOSS:
    Seventh trooper death in 70 years

    • Tai Chi begins 21st year at WSU

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- The Tai Chi Club at Winona State University began its 21st year with noon practices on the theater building east lawn. Retired prof Bruce Wilkinson, who founded the club, said everyone is welcoming to the daily sessions. Participation is free.


    26 classes clear McCown for trooper's funeral

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- To make room in McCown Gym for the funeral of State Patrolman Ted Foss, six Winona State University classes are being canceled and 20 moved elsewhere on Tuesday and Wednesday, Registrar Stewart Shaw said. Canceled are weight-training, water safety, swimming and racquetball classes. Being moved: 13 phys-ed, 4 health and 2 sociology classes and one speech classes.In addition, all Wednesday classes between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. in adjacent Talbot Gym are canceled.

  • Background: Police funeral at WSU gym

    Charge: E-mail memo overstates campus safety

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- Personal safety at the Winona State University campus was misrepresented by Vice President Cal Winbush in a campus-wide e-mail memo, critics said. The memo stated correctly that, contrary to rumors, there have been no rapes on campus in recent months. Winbush overlooked a voyeur with a mirror in a women's restroom on July 31 and minimized the threat represented by two assaults near campus. The crimes all are unsolved. About the false rumors of a dozen or so campus rapes in recent weeks, librarian Russ Dennison said there technically may have been no rapes on campus, but considering the voyeur incident and the nearby rape and attempted rape, he added: "I am not sure that the rumor is entirely false."

  • Background: WSU: No rapes here; rumors false
  • Background: Could peeper, rapist be same creep?
  • Comment: For safety's sake, heads must roll

    WINBUSH SAFETY MEMO
    COMPLETE TEXT

    Over the past several weeks, a rumor has been circulating through the campus community concerning safety and security. As I understand it, the rumor indicates that 8 to 12 sexual assaults have occurred on campus over the past several weeks. After reviewing the matter with the WSU Director of Security, I have determined that the facts are as follows:

    • Over the past few months, the only documented incidents in the City of Winona were one reported sexual assault and one attempted assault; both incidents were reported off campus.
    • Over the past few months, there have been no reports of sexual assault or attempted assault on our campus.
    Therefore, this rumor is completely false.

    Winona State University continually monitors local crime and the impact it could have on our campus community. In conjunction with the Winona Police Department, we take every step possible to ensure the safety of all students, faculty, and staff.

    WSU enjoys a safe environment, and our Campus Security Department works diligently to maintain the highest level of safety and security possible. We encourage you to participate in this effort. Especially during the evening hours, we encourage you to follow routine safety practices as you deem necessary. For example, call WSU Security (457-5555) for an escort, never walk alone, walk only on well-lit streets and sidewalks, and be aware of your surroundings. Only by working together can we continue to make WSU a safe campus.

    If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Director of Security, Don Walski, at 457-5555 or the Vice President for Student Affairs and Facilities, Calvin Winbush, at 457-5300.

  • Background: WSU: No rapes here; rumors false
  • Background: Could peeper, rapist be same creep?
  • Comment: For safety's sake, heads must roll

    Lightning disables WSU phones

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- A lightning strike at Winona State University disrupted phone service about 1:20 p.m. Joanne Rosczyk, campus phone chief, said the bolt apparently skipped through surge protectors and affected trunks carrying local and some long-distance incoming calls. "Callers are hearing busy signals about half the time," Rosczyk said.


    Car reported stolen at SMU

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- A Saint Mary's University student, John Marshall, reported his car, a 1988 Dodge Diplomat, stolen from campus. Marshall, of St. Paul, Minn., discovered the car missing about 3:30 p.m.


    KQAL, CyberIndee renew news partnership

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- An experimental partnership between the CyberIndee and Winona State University campus radio station KQAL over the summer was a success and will continue, said Jon Pike, KQ news director. Pike said CyberIndee news stories add a strong campus flavor to the station's "Dateline at Noon" and 6 p.m. "Dateline Winona." He likened the Indee to "a campus wire service." John Vivian, CyberIndee editor, said the partnership opens the way to greater audience feedback for the work of student reporters.


    Humidity jams WSU photocopiers

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- Extreme humidity the past couple days slowed photocopying at Winona State University. "The paper is the culprit," said Sandy Schmitt, campus purchasing director. Her advice: Keep dehumidifiers and air-conditioners running day and night with windows and doors closed. Also, because paper absorbs moisture, leave reams wrapped as long as possible before using, Schmitt said.


    TED FOSS

    State Patrol Cpl. Ted Foss, 35, had stopped a car for speeding on Interstate 90 when a truck plowed into his patrol car and the stopped vehicle Monday afternoon. He died outright.

    Police officer's funeral at WSU's McCown Gym on Wednesday

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- The funeral for State Patrol trooper Ted Foss, killed on duty in a wreck near Lewiston, will be Wednesday afternoon in the main Winona State University gym. University President Darrell Krueger the family asked for the gym to accommodate an expected 1,000 police officers from around the country and the public. Tentative time: 10:30 a.m. Some classes have been shifted to accommodate the service. Some parking lots will be reserved for mourners.


    WSU: No rapes here; rumors false

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- Rumors about eight to 12 rapes recently at Winona State University are "completely false," said student affairs Vice President Cal Winbush: "Over the past few months, there have been no reports of sexual assault or attempted assault on our campus." In an e-mail message to everyone on campus, Winbush said the university "enjoys a safe environment." He did acknowledge, however, that one rape and one attempted rape had been reported recently "off campus."


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    Prez: WSU looks for quality students long term

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- Now is the time for Winona State to position itself for expected declines in college enrollments nationwide in 2008, when the number of high school graduates will drop significantly, university President Darrell Krueger said. "We need to solidify WSU's position as the premiere state university," he said. Krueger said the goal is not enrollment growth but attracting high-ability students.


    Cops: Porch lights can deter auto thieves

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- Police called for Winona State University neighborhood people to leave their porch lights on all night to discourage thieves. Twenty vehicle break-ins were reported during the first four days of classes. Report anything suspicious, police said. Also: Hide valuables that you leave in your car. Lock the doors.

  • Background: WSU car break-in rash tally: At least 20

    Porn shoppers bother next-door mosque

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- A Winona Moslem leader, political scientist Ahmed El-Afandi of Winona State University, said the Third Street porn shop has been a nuisance neighbor to the Islamic Center. Drunken customers from Downtown Book & Video have wandered into the 54 E. 3rd St. mosque from time to time, he said. It seems, though, that El-Afandi and 250 fellow Moslems will have to put up with the bookstore next door for a while. A draft ordinance against smut shops gives the shop 10 years to move.

  • Background: Zone-meisters: Thumbs up to regulating porn

    Dean, prof write educational assessment chapter

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- Two Winona State University authors, business dean Ken Gorman and speech prof Sue Hatfield, wrote a chapter, "Assessment in Education," for a book, "Assessment in Business Education." The book is an annual volume from the National Business Education Association.



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    WSU car break-in rash tally: At least 20

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- Police said 20 auto break-ins were reported in a four-day period in the Winona State University neighborhood. The total may be more because some people don't report break-ins. Typical losses:

  • Joshua Buckley, 457 Gould St.: $800 cash, stereo, 50 CDs.
  • Arend Geurink, 451 Harriet St.: Stereo, cell phone.
  • Richard Kodelka, 371 Harriet St.: CD player.
  • Background: Thieves break into 10 cars near WSU

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    Sept. 1, 2000    		 SOCCER (MEN'S): SMU 2, Simpson 1. VOLLEYBALL (WOMEN'S): Elmhurst Tournament (first day): Morningside 3, WSU 0; South Dakota 3, WSU 0. UW-Whitewater 3, SMU 0; SMU 3, Wheaton 1.

    Missoula kids' theater group coming to SMU

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- The Missoula Children's Theater will be at Saint Mary's University in March to choose 50 grade-schoolers for parts in a March 23-24 performances of a musical adaptation of Lewis Carroll;s "Alice in Woinderlandland." Auditions are March 19. The SMU children's theater series this year also includes "Come Back, Amelia Bedella," a comedy about a literal-minded maid, on April 3.


    WSU plans 100-car lot at sports fields

    WINONA, Minn., Sept. 1, 2000 -- Winona State University is eyeing more land along the Soo Line tracks for parking. About 100 places are possible next to the football and baseball fields, said Dick Lande, who heads the university physical plant. Negotiations for the property is under way, he said. This fall parking lots opened for 250 cars on land acquired over the pasty year at the southeast end of the campus.


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    Excluding employee benefits

    Louis DeThomasis
    President
    1998 base: $128,784
    1998 total: $128,784

    Tim Burchill
    President, Metanioa
    1998 base: $99,845
    1998 total: 99,845

    Martin Schuman
    Computer manager
    1998 base: $87,144
    1998 total: $87,144

    Merri Moody
    Nursing director
    1998 base: $80,041
    1998 total: $80,041

    Dan Maloney
    Minneapolis vice president
    1998 base: $77,926
    1998 total: $77,926

    Don Olson
    Athletic director
    1998 base: $75,221
    1998 total: $75,221

    Ronald Bosrock
    Institutional expansion
    1998 base: $73,981
    1998 total: $73,981

    Tony Piscitiello
    Admissions vice president
    1998 base: $65,723
    1998 total: $65,723

    Jeff Highland
    Academic vice president
    1998 base: $62,823
    1998 total: $62,823

    Mary Fox
    Public relations vice president
    1998 base: $60,536
    1998 total: $60,536

    Cindy Marek
    Finance vice president
    1998 base: $59,915
    1998 total: $59,915

    Loras Sieve
    Corporate relations vice president
    1998 base: $56,395
    1998 total: $56,395

    Sharon Goo
    Student development vice president
    1998 base: $47,972
    1998 total: $47,972

    Ann Merchlewitz
    Counsel, vice president
    1998 base: $41,450
    1998 total: $41,450

    TECH SALARIES

    Jim Johnson
    President
    2000 base: $104,432
    2000 total: $104,432

    Mohamed Elhindi
    Technology director
    2000 base: $62,822
    2000 total: $62,822

    WSU SALARIES

    Darrell Krueger
    President
    2000 base: $142,311
    2000 total: $142,311

    Steve Richardson
    Academic vice president
    2000 base: $108,635
    2000 total: $108,635

    Calvin Winbush
    Facilities and student affairs vice president
    2000 base: $102,732
    2000 total: $102,732

    Ken Gorman
    Business dean
    2000 base: $98,636
    2000 acting veep: $1,227
    2000 total: $99,863

    Carol Anderson
    Education dean
    2000 base: $99,757
    2000 total: $99,757

    Richard Bazillion
    Library dean
    2000 base: $97,267
    2000 total: $97,267

    Joe Whetstone,
    Computer vice president
    .2000 base: $97,267
    2000 total: $97,267

    Nancy Jannik
    Science dean
    2000 base: $96,048
    1999 total: $96,048

    Peter Henderson
    Lib-arts dean
    2000 base: $94,312
    2000 total: $94,312

    Tim Gaspar
    Nursing dean
    2000 base: $94,312
    2000 total: $94,312

    Scott Ellinghuysen
    Comptroller
    2000 base: $90,244
    2000 total: $90,244

    Jim Schmidt
    Advancement vice president
    2000 base:$88,043
    2000 total: $88,043

    Larry Holstad
    Athletic director
    2000 base: $79,667
    2001 total: $79,667

    John Ferden
    Auxiliary enterprises
    .2000 base: $77,861
    2000 total: $77,861

    Tess Kruger
    Personnel chief
    2000 base: $75,828
    2000 total: $75,828

    Doug Schacke
    Admissions chief
    2001 base: $64,437
    2000 total: $64,437

    Barbara Oertel
    Student academics
    2000 base: $64,876
    2000 total: $64,876

    Dick Lande
    Physical plant manager
    2000 base: $60,069
    2000 total: $60,069

    Tom Sawyer
    Football coach
    2001 base: $32,425
    Summer: $4,180
    Teaching: $16,210
    Extra coaching: $5,289
    2001 total: $58,604

    Gloria Miller
    Alumni Society
    2000 base: $46,113
    2000 unpaid leave: $9,985
    2000 total: $56,098

    Dennis Pack
    TV Services and masscom faculty
    2000 base: $45,164
    2000 extra: $9,524
    2000 total: $54,688

    Alex Yard
    Faculty president
    2000 base: $15,453
    2000 extended: $7,737
    2000 union: $30,952
    2000 total: $54,162

    Mike Leaf
    Men's basketball coach
    2000 coaching: $30,970
    2000 teaching: $15,482
    2000 more coaching: $5,530
    2000 total: $51,982

    Marie Bush
    Budget director
    2000 base: $46,946
    2000 total: $46,946

    Joe Reed
    Student activities director
    2000 base: $46,472
    2000 total: $46,472

    Joanne Rosczyk
    Telecommunications and safety
    2000 base: $42,422
    2000 total: $42,422

    John Howe
    Ass't football coach
    2001 base: 16,249
    Coaching: 16,249
    Summer: 3,820
    2001 total: $36,278

    Shirley Mounce
    Parking director
    2000 base: $36,260
    2000 total: $36,260

    Kim Chau-Ngo
    Cultual diversity director
    2000 base: $35,342
    2000 total: $35,342

    Gary Grob
    Baseball coach (half-time)
    2000 base: $34,984
    2000 total: $34,984

    Steve Speer
    Sports marketing
    2000 base: $28,650
    2000 total: $28,650

    Don Walski
    Security director (half-time)
    2000 base: $35,316
    2000 teaching: $2,766
    2000 total: $20,464






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