George Will argues that too much state higher ed funding goes to administrators

[bluebayou]

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Asians aren’t considered ‘minorities’.

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<p>I think most would disagree with you, and that that font of all knowledge, wiki, certainly does.</p>

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However, national minority can be theoretically (not legally)[5] defined as a group of people within a given national state:
which is numerically smaller than the rest of population of the state or a part of the state
which is not in a dominant position
which has culture, language, religion, race etc. distinct from that of the majority of the population
whose members have a will to preserve their specificity
whose members are citizens of the state where they have the status of a minority.
which have a long-term presence on the territory where it has lived.

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<p>[Minority</a> group - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia](<a href=“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minority_group]Minority”>Minority group - Wikipedia)</p>

<p>But in the economic sense, Birgenou made a mistake. If the esteemed Prof is indeed teaching and conducting research, the Admin % of his job is a lot less than $190k. So the Chancellor had a choice to make: admit that his new Vice Chancellor of inclusion was only a part-timer, or spin it like it was a new, full-time position (sucking in the politicos, which is what he did). Of course, the latter makes it easy for folks like Will to take pot-shots against, what is reality, only a part-time Admin position (and partly funded by Admin dollars).</p>