City College trustees still need to approve or reject Bob Agrella, the recently retired head of the Sonoma County Junior College District, and will interview him Thursday. Although the state chancellor selected Agrella, the local trustees have a say in the decision, because they agreed to accept a special trustee voluntarily. Had one been imposed, they would have had no say. More important, the elected trustees at City College would have been stripped of all decision-making power. Although the board will retain its authority, the special trustee will have veto power over any action he deems inconsistent with the college’s recovery plan.

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by Nanette Asimov, The San Francisco Chronicle.

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