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...committee has worked with the faculty to design new courses and adapt old ones to emphasize the training of administrators. It has authorized a one-year masters degree program stressing leadership skills, a series of workshops for administrators, a Principals' Resource Center to provide in-service training, and a research proposal to study the effect of government policy on individual classrooms...
...this the only way in which the safety not will be severed rather than secured. A recent study indicated that as much as one fifth of all old people in this country need home-care services, and, as the elderly population continues to grow, so too will the number of people needing that kind of attention. But plans have just been announced to place a one-year freeze on enrollement in all home-care services...
Some Administration hard-liners are prepared to take a defeat on taxes; have Reagan sign into law a one-year, limited reduction; and then have the Republican Party fight the 1982 congressional elections on the ground that the Democrats prevented the President from righting the economy. Says one close adviser to the President: "We go out and run against the Democrats in 1982 because they did not give Ronald Reagan the program that he promised the American people in 1980. We are not afraid to lose this round. We are patient people; we know what we want." Which strategy...
Wright, who requested a one-year teaching extension on her contract after being denied tenure, may also sue the University, her lawyer said this week...
...this view, deep spending cuts and a one-year modest tax reduction could result in the worst of all possible economic worlds: an inflationary recession...