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.. 9 University rests with the University. It follows that persons who hold a staff relationship are responsible Lc) the Univecrsity, and to no other persc,n or organiz&tion for their professional action2, From its inception the Amorican University at Cairo has employed West(•rnsrs and. Middle EaBterners on its staff. just now the Middle Easterners outnumber the WeW6evners two to one. Eleven nationalities are represented th.;;! teaching so the its no inlination to b exclusive on national lint)s. 4) Excellenl:e r6quiros aducluae facilities. Wall-equ;_pped and maintainad physical facilitios 111123t, be providod. The University's libraries, laboral:ories, stud:t.os, classrooms, offices and all physical eq;Aipment. have a -rnarf.ng upon its ability to attain its goalsr IV The ralation of responsibility to ownership The -Bard of Truste of the University is empowered, by ite Articles of incorporation, tc on and operato th* University and to receive, invest and control gifts and grants to current capital, and endowment funds. If ths Board fTrusteeN did not own the University, the University would loee its abtíULy o function. Duriag the 1957-58 giscal year, which was typieal ih thio roe:pact, the University reived 22% of its total operational in-come' from stdden foos and (..harges, Perhaps another 3% of ito income came from Egypt. This means that threo-rwIrths of its funds cama from ou.;:,Side Egypt, practically all from America. Of the th