Word: collected
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...collect the research for this week's cover story on the troubled lot of America's teachers, TIME correspondents fanned out across the country to interview interview educators, sit in classrooms and personally observe their subjects at work. New York Correspondent Dorothy Ferenbaugh found one dedicated teacher who inspires her pupils to respect not only learning but also cleanliness; she personally keeps her classroom spotless. Miami Bureau Chief Richard Woodbury suffered through sweltering days in a windowless classroom in Clearwater, Fla., with a high school teacher and his restless, apathetic students. As the teacher told Woodbury...
There are complaints about the worth of the statistics, too. Elizabeth M. Einaudi '83, a founder of Students Organized for Security (SOS), expressed major concern that police do not collect statistics on crimes against students not committed on Harvard property. For example, one student was raped near Mather House, but the incident did not make it into the police records, because it occurred on non-Harvard property...
...meeting of SOS, Saul L. Chafin, chief of University police, explained that police do not collect these statistics because such crimes fall outside of Harvard's jurisdiction, an answer which failed to satisfy most of the SOS members in the audience...
York testified this spring in a state hearing in favor of House Bill #5172 which, if passed, would outlaw sexual harassment in Massachusetts and allow victims to collect damages in civil suits. State representative Barbara E. Gray originally introduced the bill after hearing from York and students at MIT about sexual harassment in educational institutions. No state statutes cover sexual harassment...
...minimum salary for a first-year player, now $21,000, goes to $30,000 this season and $35,000 by 1983. The ball clubs' annual pension contribution rises from $8.3 million to $ 15.5 million, boosting retirement benefits 60%. At age 50, a ten-year player can now collect $1,488 a month. Both the players' Miller and the owners' Grebey expressed satisfaction with the accord. "It's good for everybody," said Grebey. "The fans are going to see ball games, and that's really what counts." Indeed, the fear of sharply adverse public reaction...