Education secretary calls for more homework and reading
Education Secretary William J Bennett told Congress that more homework and more third graders who can read matter more than extra federal funding for schools. He defended a Reagan budget cutting federal education spending, arguing funds are wasted if not well spent and that the nation already spends more on education than Japan. Senate critics pressed for priority to teachers and preschool programs, while Bennett warned many students may abandon college under deep aid cuts.
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Willam J Bennett
Congress
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Senate
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Japan
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R-Coan
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R-Kan
Office of Management and Budget
Sanford
Ben. Art
John Danforth
R-Mo
Danforth
Commission
College Park
Knorr
SBHE
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Maryland Higher Ed Officials Discuss Futures and Funding
Richard R Kline of the Maryland State Board for Higher Education spoke at a conference on the future of higher education in the state. Governor's commission recommendations include replacing the SBHE with a Maryland Higher Education Commission and increasing support to meet rising enrollment needs.
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Richard R Kline
Maryland State Board For Higher Education
Maryland
Kline
Frederick
Sheldon H. Knorr
Governor's Commission On Excellence In Higher Education
SBHE
Maryland Higher Education Commission
University of Maryland
War and Peace course offered in spring at Mount St. Mary's
Mount St. Marys College will offer a spring course titled War and Peace with Monday night sessions from 6:39 p.m. in the Lewis Auditorium. Dr. William Collinge will lead the course focusing on the nature causes and effects of war and peace building. The first session on Jan 12 includes an introduction and overview, with public access and no prerequisites for undergraduates. For details call the Theology Department at Mount St. Marys College, Emmitsburg, Md.
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Mount Campus
William Collinge
Mount St. Mary's
Collinge
Emile Nakhiah
Department of Theology
Emmitsburg
Frostburg State offers Frederick graduate assistantship 1987 88
Frostburg State College announces a graduate assistantship in Frederick for the 1987 88 academic year. The aid includes a $2,400 stipend and tuition waiver for up to 12 credits per semester. Applicants must have applied or been admitted to the MS in Management and pay the application fee. deadline is April 15. Contact the Graduate School at Frostburg MD 21532 or (301) 689-4231.
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Graduate Center For Management Development
Frederick
Paul R. Lyons
Graduate School
Frostburg
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