School vandalism in US costs $500 million yearly
A Senate subcommittee reported 70,000 U.S. teachers suffer serious physical assaults annually and vandalism costs about 500 million dollars each year. Based on 757 districts, the survey notes rising violence in schools nationwide, urging hearings and legislation for district aid and security measures.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Sen
Bireh Bayh
D-Ind
Senate Judiciary
Students Read for Heroes in Young Adult Picks
Iowa City researchers report high schoolers drop unrest era books for hopeful titles. University of Iowa team notes teens favor positive values, anti ethnic readings, and protagonists who overcome odds, with Serpico and Watergate-era works among favorites.
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Roxinne Ervasti
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
English Journal
Tony Manna
Vietnam
Addsa
Jan Yoder
Manna
Yoder
University
Watergate
Serpico
New York
Marilyn Baker
Patty Hearst
Stelfer Skelter
Charles Mansion
Women in medicine to reach 30 percent by 1985
Lawrance Altman reports deans of 115 U S medical schools foresee about 30 percent of medical students will be women within a decade and similar share of faculty. They predict stronger governance, better management, and renewed emphasis on graduate and continuing medical education amid a potential national health insurance program.
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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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