"I am not the troublemaker," he said. "I don'tsee why an apology would be in order."

William Li also said he would not apologize tostudents.

"No apology will be forthcoming," he said. "Itis inconceivable to me that students would want meto formally apologize to them because I had noquarrel with them."

Eight tutors said last year that Vincent Li,the assistant senior tutor in charge of hiring,had influenced Liem in the hiring of Li's brother,girlfriend and two longtime friends. Li waspresent at the student job interview of hisbrother, William Li.

Liem said at a meeting last week he was open tostudent suggestions, but would probably notimplement them this year. Liem could not bereached for comment yesterday.

Rose also said he would put pressure on Dean ofthe College L. Fred Jewett '57 to issue a reportsoon about his investigation of the Dunster Housetutor situation.

"There is support for some finality on theissue in Dunster House," Rose said. "Dean Jewettis probably the best person to deliver thatfinality."

Jewett said in an interview two weeks ago thathe would issue a report to students by the end ofOctober