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JANUARY 8, 2000 The Crow Tribal Council will meet this Saturday to discuss a resolution calling for the resignation of Little Big Horn College President Janine Pease Pretty On Top. At a meeting in November, some members of the college's board of trustees asked for Pretty on Top to resign but she refused, saying not enough were present. Supported, by students, Pretty on Top has fought to stay in control of the college. Her critics maintain she has abused her power and refused to undergo performance evaluations. Get the Story:
Crow to consider trustees (The Billings Gazette 1/7)
Crow college dispute continues
Facebook TwitterJANUARY 8, 2000 The Crow Tribal Council will meet this Saturday to discuss a resolution calling for the resignation of Little Big Horn College President Janine Pease Pretty On Top. At a meeting in November, some members of the college's board of trustees asked for Pretty on Top to resign but she refused, saying not enough were present. Supported, by students, Pretty on Top has fought to stay in control of the college. Her critics maintain she has abused her power and refused to undergo performance evaluations. Get the Story:
Crow to consider trustees (The Billings Gazette 1/7)
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