Vandalism in U S Schools Costs Five Hundred Million
A Senate subcommittee estimates 70 000 teachers suffer serious physical assaults yearly as school vandalism reaches about 500 million dollars annually based on a survey of 757 districts. The report notes rising assaults robberies and weapon confiscations across all regions and calls for immediate action and federal aid for security and educational programs.
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Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Senate Judiciary
Students Read for Heroes Says University of Iowa Study
Iowa researchers report high schoolers drop unrest era titles for hopeful, hero centered reads. The annual English Journal list shows preference for positive values and protagonists who overcome odds, with Serpico and Fairy Tale cited among favorites.
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Roxinne Ervasti
Iowa
City, Iowa
University of Iowa
English Journal Magazine
Tony Manna
Vietnam
Addsa
Jan Yoder
Manna
Yoder
Watergate
Eric Segal
Serpico
New York
New Journalism
Marilyn Baker
Patty Hearst
Charles Mansion
Women to make up about 30 percent of medical students by 1985
About 30 percent of those studying medicine in ten years will be women, up from 18 percent today, per a survey of deans from 115 U S medical schools. The deans predict similar gains among faculty and staff and foresee greater influence in medical center governance and education.
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Lawrence Altman
New York Times Service
New York
Association of American Medical Colleges
Washington
Journal of Medical Education
Joseph A. Keyes
Marjorie P. Wilson
Jane Becker
The
Medical Colleges Association
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