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Inside Higher Ed:

Stanley Ikenberry, who returned to his old job as president of the University of Illinois when when institution found itself between presidents due to a scandal over politically influenced admissions decisions, has called off a plan by the university to honor him with a $100,000 statue, the Chicago Tribune reported. While plans for the statue were set and an artist has been selected, but when the Tribune started looking into the statue, he killed the project. The university is facing deep budget cuts and a spokesman said that Ikenberry "didn't want to generate any ill will toward the university or put the university in an embarrassing situation."

Posted by Charles Mitchell on June 18, 2010 at June 18, 2010 08:23 AM

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