Then he told me It's time for you to leave'. Mancini, a senior pre-med major, admitted to raising his voice, but denied making any racial comments. But when we had that confrontation, I never said anything derogatory. NU administrators said the university had nothing to do with WRBB's decision to remove the shows from the line-up. The university's position also allows for the students' decision to stand.
Students determine their protocols.
They designate the air time. If there's one thing I've found about students at Northeastern, it's that students are not the dupes' of the university administration. Kambon maintained the issue will only fan the flames of conflict between Northeastern and the community. As long as we get our show back, that's what's important to me. Mancini said, had the men attended one of the regular meetings, read the posted minutes from the meetings or telephoned with questions, their shows would still be on the air.