Mary Easley is advised to resign
Top officials of the UNC system and N.C. State say that she should quit her $170,000-a-year job for the university's good.
(BY J. ANDREW CURLISS, The News & Observer) - Leaders in the state's university system moved publicly Monday to force the resignation of Mary Easley, the former first lady criticized over a $170,000-per-year position she holds at N.C. State University.
The chairwoman of the UNC Board of Governors, the president of the UNC system and the chancellor at N.C. State University all said Easley should give up her job.
They all gave the same reason: for the good of N.C. State.
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(BY J. ANDREW CURLISS, The News & Observer) - Leaders in the state's university system moved publicly Monday to force the resignation of Mary Easley, the former first lady criticized over a $170,000-per-year position she holds at N.C. State University.
The chairwoman of the UNC Board of Governors, the president of the UNC system and the chancellor at N.C. State University all said Easley should give up her job.
They all gave the same reason: for the good of N.C. State.
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