Males Still Dominate College Administrations
White males hold most top posts in colleges and universities despite efforts for equality. Two surveys show women are the majority among undergraduates but occupy only a small share of presidencies and other high posts. Pay gaps persist with women earning about four fifths of men's pay for same titles.
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Patricia McCormack
UPI
Astin
Liberation Movement
Ford Foundation
The
College and University Personnel Association
Alexander
W. Astin
University of California At
Los Angeles
Census Bureau
Art therapy moves psychotherapy into Sacramento arts program
Dr. Donald Uhlin of California State University Sacramento leads art therapy as a catalyst for emotional problems. In a hospital case, Mark Rose and John Carroll, both injured in a headon crash on Highway 1, were treated at Cottage Hospital and Santa Barbara facilities. The piece explains art therapy helps patients express feelings, identify subconscious issues, and move toward resolution through guided creative work.
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Donald Uhlin
California State University At
Sacramento
Lompoc
Mark Douglas Rose
North W St
Cottage Hospital
John Michael Carroll
Santa Barbara
Carroll
Highway 1
Highway 101
California Highway Patrol
Santa Ynez Valley Hospital
Allan Hancock College Seeks Pre-School Applicants for Center
Allan Hancock College opens applications for its Campus Children's Center for fall enrollment. The bilingual day care program serves ages two years nine months to five, with half day kindergarten eligibility, serving up to 30 children per hour. Center hours are 7 45 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays with supervision by staff and student interns.
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Allan Hancock College
Children’s Center
Student Services
Santa Maria College
Susan Peregoy-Faulk
Campus
KGB Chicken boosts popularity at San Diego radio
The KGB Chicken, a costumed radio mascot, performs at parties and events, entertaining audiences with pratfalls and crowd interaction. Ted Giannoulas, 23, created the act in 1974 after joining KGB, aiming to mirror fan reactions and boost station appeal. He describes the role as a modern Groucho Marx style act sharing loyalties with the home team.
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San Diego
UPI
KGB
Groucho
Ted Giannoulas
San Diego State University
India buys the uranium ultimatum
New Delhi reports that US conditions for enriched uranium shipments curb India's future nuclear explosions. Desai, India's new prime minister, distances from the nonproliferation treaty while seeking continued fuel for Tarapur. Canada, Britain, and plutonium fast breeder plans shape a cautious path toward India’s growing energy and nuclear aims.
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New Delhi
India
Carter
United States
Tarapur
Bombay
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Washington
Morarji Desai
Mrs. Gandhi
Desai
Parlia
Canada
Pierre Trudeau
London
Navy to test bell bottom surge for new wear in 1978
Admiral James L. Holloway III announced a phased return to bell bottoms for E-1 through E-4 during a Pt. Mugu briefing. A one year wear test will involve 20 000 fleet personnel in 1978 with selection by fleet commanders. If successful, the new uniform may be commercially available next spring and other E-4s may wear it. The Navy will halt issuing the double breasted blue coat to recruits while the test runs.
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Pacific Missile Test Center
James L. Holloway, III
Naval Operations
Navy
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