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crln-20084	Hill, Fred; Hauptman, Robert	The Way I See It: Faculty status for librarians? A response	1994	1	.pdf	application/pdf	678	25	53	But the abrogation of faculty status, after so many hard-w on battles, simply because it entails ad­ ditional commitments and obligations (and this is the subtext undergirding everything Shapiro says) would be extraordinarily foolhardy as well as psychologically traumatic to those w ho value this professional ho n o r m ore than all other em ployee benefits including salary. Those academic librarians w ho do not honor faculty status and all of the obligations that accom pany it—including university gov­ ernance, research and publication, teaching (in various forms), and some substantive knowl­ edge in both librarianship and at least one other discipline, should perhaps reconsider their pro­ fessional commitments.	cache/crln-20084.pdf	txt/crln-20084.txt