Trustees to meet , consider Hallahan ' s report

The U niversity’s Board of T rus tees will convene on campus today, tom or­ row and S a tu rd a y for its t r i a n n u a l meeting to discuss and vote on policy issues within the University. The agenda for the closed meetings has not been publicized, but tradition and statements made by University offi­ cials have highlighted various issues that will doubtlessly be discussed. E a r l ie r in the year, F a th e r David T yson , p ro v in c ia l s u p e r i o r o f th e Indiana Province of the Congregation of Holy Cross, said the Board will most likely h e a r a r e p o r t a d d re s s in g the appo in tm en t of a new executive vice president. Father Timothy Scully su b ­ mitted his resignation from the secondh ig h e s t a d m in i s t r a t i v e p o s t to th e Board last May. “The Chair of the Board created an Ad Hoc Committee on Organization that is preparing a report for the full Board on s truc tu ra l issues in the University a d m i n i s t r a t i o n , ” Tyson s a id in a September e-mail interview, “it is my understanding that the position of exec­ utive vice president will be included in the report.” It is unclear, however, whether a new vice president will be named within the