Oberlin Plans Stockpiling to Meet Professor Shortage
Oberlin College officials envision over-hiring and high pay to offset a looming professor shortage as retirements rise and fewer people enter teaching. Dean Alfred MacKay says competition will intensify across colleges, with professors moving for better offers and the college already adding faculty in key departments to avoid scrambling during lean years.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Alfred MacKay
College of Arts and Sciences
MacKay
College Salary Chart for Private Liberal Arts Colleges
A chart shows average salaries for professors at private liberal arts colleges, detailing figures for full professors, associate professors, and assistant professors. The data highlights pay scales across academic ranks within these institutions.
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Liberal and Colleges
Injury ridden chemist completes 257 mile homeless run
Arthur Moore a 53 year old research chemist from North Olmsted finished the Cleveland to Cincinnati Run Across Ohio at 9 p.m. Sunday despite a right leg injury. Moore and five other runners started Thursday from Public Square, raising funds for agencies serving the homeless in Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati Mansfield Denver and Minneapolis. Moore injured Saturday afternoon in Washington Court House and walked into downtown Cincinnati. He completed the race with his son Tom tracking ahead in an RV. One runner dropped out on day two due to a stress fracture. the rest finished. The Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless and other agencies sponsored the third annual event begun in 1982.
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Arthur Moore
North Olmsted
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Jeg
Moore
Public Square
Columbus
Mansfield
Denver
Minneapolis
Tom
Washington
Union Carbide
Northeast Ohio Coalition For the Homeless
Ohio
Ohio parties clash on campaign reform shapes
Both Ohio parties back reform but clash on how to fund campaigns and limit terms. Republican Robert Bennett calls for ending public employee contributions amid a crusade against PACs, while Democrat James Ruvolo urges public financing and warns term limits could push out experienced lawmakers.
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Greater
Cleveland
Citizens League
Robert Bennett
James
Bennett
American Federation of State
Ruvolo
Hit skip victim Olmsted fireman identified
The body of Stacey Loudermilk Sr., 53, a former Olmsted Township firefighter, was found beside Shady Road. Police treat the death as a hit skip, with injuries to the head chest and legs. Loudermilk’s family links include ex wife Bernice Loudermilk a former township clerk and his son Stacey Loudermilk Jr. who died in a 1986 auto accident.
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Shady Road
Olmsted Township
Stacey Loudermilk Sr
Loudermilk
Bernice Loudermilk
Marysville Reformatory For Women
Stacey Loudermilk Jr
North Olmsted
Doy
Cuyahoga County
Balraj
Proficiency tests begin for Elyria students
Elyria High School freshmen faced their first proficiency tests last month with about 30 to 50 percent expected to fail at least one section. By 1994 all students must pass to graduate with a diploma, four diplomas planned from Certificate of Attendance to Diploma of Commendation, while sophomores to seniors take tests for data gathering.
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Ohio
George Horn
Elyria High School
State Board of Education
Seattlebutt
Pat Schultz
Erie County Services
Vermilion
Horn
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