[CAUT] What to do??? P.S.

[reggaepass at aol.com]

  "...it helps not to be hopelessly attached to one's job," under ANY circumstances, I would like to add. Excellent point, Susan.? 

After a few years on the job here at CalArts, while on a trip half way around the world, I had a dream about bizarre, awful circumstances at work that ended with me marching into the Dean's office to politely resign.? This powerful image has freed me to take a more professional attitude towards this job, where I've been for 25 years now (and the twenty since that dream have been the most manageable).


 
Alan Eder


 

-----Original Message-----
From: Susan Kline <skline at peak.org>
To: caut at ptg.org
Sent: Mon, 1 Dec 2008 4:57 pm
Subject: Re: [CAUT] What to do??? P.S.









I wrote:?

As nicely as you can muster. Send it registered mail, special 
delivery. And of course keep a copy, and just possibly send copies 
(listed cc: at the bottom of the letter) to other interested parties.?

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I might add --- if one is reduced to dealing with people on this 
level, it helps not to be hopelessly attached to one's job. 
Ironically, it sometimes is easier to keep a job if one isn't 
terrified of losing it. And I'd follow up such a letter by coming in 
to talk about the issue like a rational person (once the letter has 
gotten you the director's attention.)?
?

Susan Kline?
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