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AAUP says Jews not to blame; asks that Nazi exhibit be reset
A resolution passed yesterday by the executive committee of the KU chapter of the American Association of University Professors the Jewish community had been unfairly blamed for presently instructing to cancel an exhibit of Nazi memorabilia last spring.
Members of the committee also asked that the exhibit be rescheduled.
The opening of the Nazi exhibit was postponed by KU administrators because it coincided with Adolf Hitler's birthday.
The resolution said, "The evidence reviewed by the executive committee supports the view that Jewish colleagues, like the rest, would not an exception to academic freedom on the grounds of diversity and diversity grounds to make decisions which endanger academic freedom."
AAUP members have maintained that the cancellation of the exhibit represented an unintentional violation of academic freedom.
The resolution said the administration had done little to remove the misunderstanding that Jews were responsibility for the execution of war crimes.
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"While specific actions can retrieve credibility for the administration's commitment to academic freedom, redress for the aggreived ethnic group is more difficult to secure," the resolution said.
The resolution called on the administration to "recognize the unfortunate consequences of its failure to refute forcefully inferences that pressure for the cancellation was exerted by the Jewish community."
The resolution also asked the administration to include the chairman and vice chairman of the University Senate executive committee in future deliberations concerning administrative action "emergencies" that involve the University and public events.
"The executive committee detected no effort to involve the faculty and/or students in the decision and is concerned that at this critical juncture the administration did not seek the advice and counsel of University governor," the resolution said.
Dial Shenkel, executive vice chancellor, did not comment on the resolution. He was the principal administrator involved in the resolution.
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