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Trustee Bill Hauck gets an 'F' (part two)
May 25, 2006, Beverly Hills

It was a beautiful, summerlike day in Beverly Hills when CSU faculty, students and staff members disembarked buses last Thursday to rally outside the Four Seasons hotel. Our purpose: bring attention to CSU Trustee Bill Hauck's failure to advocate for the university.

Donning caps, gowns and signs lambasting Hauck's anti-faculty, anti-student agenda, the crowd amped up the decibel level surrounding the exclusive hotel, where Hauck was hosting a luncheon with his high-powered business colleagues, including the governor of California.

The crowd chanted from across the street: "Trustee Hauck has sold us out," and they received honks

and shouts of support from sunglass-wearing drivers in Mercedes Benz convertibles and from drivers of city garbage trucks alike along the streets that border the hotel.

The rally was the second this month directed at Hauck, the most influential and powerful member of the Board of Trustees. His leadership on the board has brought increased student fees, troubles in contract bargaining for the faculty and other employees, inadequate budget requests to the state finance department and an overall distrust that the CSU leadership does not have the best interest of the university in mind.