One of the features of majordomo was that you could separate the addresses on the mailing-list and the addresses which were able to post to the list (i think it was the restricted_posters= config option).
Yup, mailman can do the same.
The next obvious thing to do is to also add the staff to the faculty list, but mark them as "disabled" -- still subscribed, but they won't receive e-mail.
You can do that. Or, you can add the staff members to the "white list" for the faculty mailing list, and all the specified e-mail addresses will be able to post, in addition to the subscribers.
Of course, nothing will stop someone else from forging an e-mail address and posting as someone who is subscribed.
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