Stripper Anthropology Examines Customer Bonds in SF Club
Dr. Sally Slocum, anthropology professor at the University of Montana, presents findings on strippers and customers from her studies in San Francisco. She notes evolving acts since retirement and describes ambivalent attitudes toward performance, aging, and money in the industry.
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Old Grind
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American Anthropological Association
Dr. Slocum
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University of California At Berkeley
Palm Springs police sue city over gear shortage
Palm Springs officers claim unlawful failure to provide guns helmets and safety gear in a $67 200 suit. They argue a $25 monthly allowance does not cover uniforms and equipment needed in desert heat with multiple uniforms and cleaning costs.
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Icemen
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State sex bias hit in salary suit
Sacramento AP report says Catherine McAndrew, a woman attorney for the State Department of Motor Vehicles, filed in U S District Court seeking 233 million dollars in back pay for all female state employees. She cites personnel board data showing women earned 367 dollars less per month on average since September 1974.
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State Department of Motor Vehicles
Catherine McAndrew
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McAndrew
State Personnel Board
Calif school plan carries $126 million yearly price tag
California would fund a statewide reform of grades seven through twelve with personalized learning, competency tests, adviser support, and credit by demonstrated skill. The plan envisions implementation across 1,700 junior and senior high schools in five years, costing about 126 million annually with 4 million requested to start next year.
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Sacramento
Wilson Riles
Riles
Colleges Seek to End State Funding for Recreational Classes
California two year colleges plan to drop state financing for mainly recreational courses such as macrame scuba diving and astrology. Legislation may require fees local taxes or both to cover these classes while state funds face a 5 percent growth cap. Chancellor Sidney Brossman defends the move as addressing limited state finances.
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California
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Community Colleges Board of Governors
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