Congressional task force
urges pay raise for teachers
WASHINGTON (AP) — Immediate steps must be taken to
raise the salaries of all teachers rather than concentrate only
on rewarding some with merit pay, a congressional task force
said Tuesday.
The 21-member bipartisan panel said merit pay, a major
feature of Pres. Reagan's education proposals, is worth ex
perimenting with but alone is not a solution for the ills beset
ting the American schools.
"School districts and states piust raise the basic pay of
teachers,” the task force said in its primary recommendation.
"Without this, other steps will have limited impact.”
Secondly, it said, "the pay of starting teachers must
receive immediate attention. Higher pay for beginning
teachers should be accompanied by higher, state-imposed
standards for those entering the profession."
The task force also recommended setting up a $50 million
federal program of scholarships as an incentive for gifted high
school students to enter the teaching profession.
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MEETINGS
THE COMMITTEE FO« A PEACE studies program at the
University will meet today at 5:30 p.m. at the Koinonia
Center. 1414 Kincaid St. Interested students and faculty are
welcome.
GAY MEN AND WOMEN'S suppon group meeting tonight
at 7 p.m. in Room 337 EMU. Anyone interested in forming a
supportive environment for gay women and men welcome
For more information call GALA at bfkvIKiO
WOMEN CREW MEMBERS have their tirsl team organiza
tional meeting tonight al 8:30 p.m. in the EMU Forum
Room. This is an important meeting so everyone please at
tend. Bring paper and pent il to write down important infor
mation. Get psyched! This is the year for an awsome team
UNIVERSITY DEMOCRATS are holding an organizational
meeting today at 12:30 p m in Room 108 FMU. All interested
people are welcome to attend
SLAVIC ClUB meeting today at 1)0 p m. in the Queen
Marie ot Romania lounge in Friendly Hall All welcome!
THE ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION will be having an
organizational meeting and holding elections today at 2
p.m. in Room 412 PIC. Meeting is open to all majors.
pfOPLE'S LAW SCHOOLwill teach a class on child custody
and support tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. at Lincoln School, 650
W. 12th St. for more information, contact Sue at 342-6056.
LECTURES
"BEYOND WAR: A NEW MODE OF THINKING" is the
topic of this week's Brown Bag Forum with a member of
Creative Initiative today at 12:30 p.m. in the EMU Forum
Room. Sponsored by ASUO and Campus Interfaith
Ministry.
"FRENCH AND AMERICAN GESTURE - Problems in
Communicating'' will be the topic of a free lecture in
French by French Linguistic Attache Christian Martinez
tonight at 7:10 p.m. in Room 21S Allen Hall.
STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL MEDITATION SOCIETY is
hosting a free introductory lecture on the transcendental
meditation and TM-SIDHI programs tonight at 8 p.m. The
lecture will be held at S.I.M.S. new address. 36 t. 15lh St.
For more information, call the Transcendental Meditation
Program at 666-1378.
SHOULD UNDERGRADUATES be allowed to teach
tourses >. The controversy over the St ARCH program is the
topic of this week's ASUO-sponsored Open Mike today at
11:10 a m in the tMU Courtyard.
"GEYSER PUMP SOLAR COLLECTORS - Unveiling a new
hot water system,'’ a lecture by lldon Haines, Bohemia
Solar and Scientific, Inc., tonight at 7 p.m. in Room 283
Lawrence Hall.
MISCELLANEOUS
PROFESSOR OF THE MONTH nomination lorms are now
available near the reterenc e desk in the library. Deadline is
Oct. 19. Sponsored by Mortar Board.
ON DISPLAY through Nov 1 at Oregon Art Supply Com
pany are various works by talented local artists. They in
clude: fiber by Barb Guthrie, pen and inks by Mark Logan,
watercolors by Robert Hugo Paapenen, and oil by lanette
Hopper For more information call 683-ARTS.
COUPLES INTERESTEDin improving relationship skills,
conflict resolution and problem solving are being seen by
the Oregon Marital Studies Program. Department of
Psychology. It you are interested in couple's counseling or
a couples' group, please contact Randi Creenwald at
686-4954 for further information.
STUDY OPPORTUNITIES IN ISRAEL Information table at
Activities Fair today from 10 to 3 p.m. in Room 167 EMU and
in the EMU lobby from 12 to 2 p.m. Meet Tel Aviv University
representative and find out how to get to Israel. Sponsored
by the (ewish Student Union For more information call
b86-4366.
DOCUMENTARY FILM, "TIME OUT,” (25 mm I tonight in
the EMU Forum Room at 6 p.m. Interviews with American
students who took time out to travel and study in Israel.
Representative of Tel Aviv University available to answer
questions and provide program literature. Sponsored by
the lewish Student Union For more information, call
686-4366.
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BEING WOMAN
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1012
WOMEN'S RESOURCE and Referral
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Growth Workshop entitled -Women.
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and to sign up. call 8883327 or
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Seniors
The Peace
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representatives will
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Oct. 17-21
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university administrator with 5 year old
boy Occasionally pick him up at 5 pm
from daycare in Coburg-Willakenzie
area, make dinner Some overnights
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leading to our renting an attractive 2
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a 2 mile radius of campus Call 343-2390
11 am-10 pm Ask for Yvonne or Jack.
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