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" The little needle-book with the faded " Letty " on it haunted her ; and when , after a pleasant evening below , she heard him pace his room for hours , or play melancholy airs upon the flute , she was jealous of that unknown woman who had such power to disturb his peace , and felt a strong desire to smash the musical confidante into whose responsive breast he poured his woe . Szell 's orchestration has not been taken up by the musical establishment . The UO IFS senators will ask the UO Provost to present this issue in the Provosts ’ Council meeting . ( I usually did n't feel nausea from K except upon coming down , when I would often get ambulatory , usually to change the musical selection ) . He traveled the world , knew all manner of nobility , was a fixture of club life in Paris and New York , hobnobbed with all the show business greats , and stayed on top in the musical theatre world for 30 years . There are two issues : ( 1 ) how quickly will the University bring up units that are farthest behind , and ( 2 ) the extent to which the provosts may disregard the data and decide , for example , that a college is underpaid because it SHOULD be underpaid , because it is not high quality . Requests for exceptions to this policy must be approved by the Provost or the appropriate Vice President and submitted with written justification to the Director of Personnel before an offer of employment is extended . Requests that are approved at the Department Head level must be forwarded to the Provost or the appropriate Vice President for the final decision . Looking beyond the Celtic world and its diaspora , a number of forms have been drawn from the musics of other peoples seeking political and cultural freedom ; the musical conventions both assert and contextualise the lyrical agenda . We are now applying the same principle to the administration and offering demonstrations to the President 's Administrative Council and the Provost 's Council . " Fifth Place ” : Conspicuously absent from both of the Provost ’ s letters to faculty has been any discussion of the fact that the average age-adjusted salary at the University of Guelph has slipped substantially from “ at least fifth place ” in the Ontario system . First , the provosts agreed that librarians are providing a necessary service by instructing all , from students to administration , to critically evaluate and choose sources from the wealth of information available . The provosts and chancellors have been given this guideline and have been informed that if there are to be exceptions they must be submitted and approved . Professor Morrison said he understood the provosts took the position there should be no pay before work was performed , and would not permit it . Although this is not an entitlement , it is designed to accommodate all tenured faculty who are otherwise eligible , and , with the approval of the department and the Provost , can be combined with a sabbatical entitlement , instead of being taken in the fourth year .