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• Affirmative-action policies, both public and private, have opened many economic and educational opportunities for Afri-can Americans, and have played an important role in one of the most encouraging developments of recent decades: the emergence of a large and growing black middle class. ... Even if racial preferences have been justified on a temporary basis, they surely cannot be justified for more than a generation. ...
• Senators Bob Dole and Phil Gramm both have promised that, if elected president, they would repeal President Nixon's executive order requiring all government contractors to submit detailed "goals and timetables" for the hiring and promotion of minorities and women. Governor Pete Wilson has abolished some racial hiring quotas established by California law. ...
• Perhaps the most dramatic movement is the California Civil Rights Initiative, which will be on the ballot next year and enjoys overwhelming support in public-opinion polls. The brainchild of two scholars, Glynn Custred and Thomas Wood, the initiative is based on the color-blind language of the Civil Rights Act of 1964: "Neither the State of California nor any of its political subdivisions or agents shall use race, sex, color, ethnicity or national origin as a criterion for either discriminating against, or granting preferential treatment to, any individual or group in the operation of the State's system of public employment, public education or public contracting. ...
• It is just as wrong for the government to discriminate in favor of blacks and other minorities as it is to discriminate against them. Preferring one race to another is a violation of the Declaration of Independence, which holds that all men are created equal; of the 14th Amendment, which guarantees all citizens the equal protection of the laws; and of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which explicitly forbids government-mandated reverse discrimination. This discrimination has real victims, such as the Asians denied admission to the University of California in spite of spectacular records, and would-be policemen and firemen who lose jobs to applicants who are substantially less qualified. ...
• The number of black men in college has fallen behind even as affirmative-action preferences in college admissions have intensified: There are now only 540,000 African-American men in college, compared with 830,000 black women. The explosion of violent crime by young black men wasn't supposed to happen with affirmative action. Something drastically different must be done instead of racial preferences, or a generation of black men will be destroyed. ...
• The military, it is frequently said, is the only institution in America in whichblacks regularly give orders to whites. ...
• By contrast, public schools in America set tragically low academic expectations for poor children, especially for blacks and Hispanics. ...
• Expectations make all the difference for modest levels of achievement as well. ... But Florida gives students five chances to sit for the exam, and 90 percent of black 12th-graders now get passing scores. Those graduates are much better off for being forced to achieve a minimum level of competency. ...

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• For those who predicted that USC was going to be hit with sanctions by the NCAA today as a result of allegations of recruiting violations within the men's basketball department, you were only half right:   USC was hit with NCAA sanctions, but not as a result of anything the basketball coaches did or didn't do. ...
• The NCAA today announced in a press release that the University of Southern California has been placed on probation.   While the NCAA had been investigating recruiting violations in the men's basketball program, the NCAA Committee on Infractions agreed that no violations were committed. ...
• The school will have reduced scholarships in both football and women's swimming and diving as a result of findings by the NCAA that academic fraud was committed, that the institution provided false and misleading information, and a lack of institutional monitoring. ...
• Thus, USC men's basketball will incur no penalties or sanctions as a result of the investigations which took place over the past several years, most of which were said to involve former USC men's assistant Dave Miller, who was alleged to have committed irregularities in connection with the recruitment of Jerry Dupree (who enrolled this past week after completing all of his JUCO academic requirements). ...
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• INDIANAPOLIS---The University of Southern California will begin two years of probation today and will have scholarships in football and women's swimming and diving reduced as the result of findings by the NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions. ...
• There were also allegations of significant recruiting violations in the men's basketball program involving an assistant coach, but the committee agreed with the university's findings that no violations were committed. ...
• During that period of time, employees of the university's Student Athlete Academic Services (SAAS) substantially composed academic papers for three student-athletes. ...
• In all three instances - one in the summer of 1996, one in the fall of 1997 and one in the spring of 1998 - a tutor was asked by an assistant coach or a student-athlete to assist in preparing a paper for specific class assignments. ... The student-athletes submitted the papers as their own work for academic credit. ...
• The student-athlete involved in the summer 1996 violation was a football player who was assisted by a tutor coordinator for a paper in a political science class. After the paper was submitted, the football student-athlete received an A- for the course. ...
• In the case of the 1997 violation, a women's diving student-athlete presented a rough draft of a paper for a writing class in the handwriting of a tutor and submitted the final paper in her own handwriting. The course professor detected the fraud and awarded an F to the student-athlete for the course. ...
• Another football student-athlete was involved in the 1998 instance, involving a paper for a religion course. ...

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• 35 Because of Title IX, more women have received athletic scholarships and thus the opportunity for higher education than would have been possible otherwise. In fact, many women Olympic athletes credit Title IX for the opportunity to attend college through athletic scholarships and to participate in sports. 36 In addition, because of Title IX the salaries of coaches for women’s teams have increased. ...
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• This act nullified the effects of the Grove City ruling by outlawing sex discrimination throughout an entire educational institution if any part of the institution received federal funding. ... She filed for damages in Federal District Court, which dismissed the complaint, saying Title IX does not authorize an award of damages. ... One problem with bringing Title IX complaints against colleges is not knowing how much money a college or university is putting into women’s and men’s sports. ... Students and prospective students can now ask a university’s athletics department for a report on expenditures and participation rates broken down by gender. ...
• Almost all of the cases that were dropped or lost involved men suing or complaining that they were being discriminated against. 38 In 1993, Howard University head women’s basketball coach Sanya Tyler sued Howard for sex discrimination under Title IX and the D. ... Human Rights Act, saying she was paid much less than the men's head basketball coach. ... The California Chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) has also made significant strides for girls and women athletes by taking offenders to court. Finding the entire California State University system in violation of the 1976 California Education Code mandating immediate progress in gender equity in CSU intercollegiate athletics, California NOW filed suit against all twenty University campuses. In an out-of-court settlement, CSU officials agreed to provide equal opportunities and funding for women’s and men’s athletics on all campuses by the 1998-99 school year. ... Following the decision by the athletic department to cut two men’s and two women’s sports from their varsity roster, the women gymnasts took Brown to court. The students argued that the two women’s teams combined cut $62,000 from the women’s sports budget while the two men’s teams only amounted to a $16,000 detraction from the men’s budget. ... These programs set a deadline for achieving gender equity by creating new women’s teams, elevating others and providing additional funding in a broad spectrum of areas. ...

• It seems to be a double edge sword, especially in the Los Angeles / Southern California area where there is a large concentration of media outlets that could potentially help to spread the word, but a wide range of competition for the attention of college sports fans. ...
• Commissioner Farrell's Answer: "As I’ve mentioned before, television is the primary marketing tool for the Big West Conference. ... This year we had a total of 27 men’s and women’s basketball games televised as part of the Conference package. ... I see attendance and media coverage for the tournament growing each season to the point where tickets will become a real premium. ...
• Question: What is the process involved in obtaining a TV contract for Big West Basketball? What aspects of the process are controlled by the Big West members/corporate office and what aspects are out of their hands? .
• ESPN has the first option to select men’s basketball games to televise (and has the rights to the Big West Men’s Basketball Tournament Championship Game), followed in order by Fox, KVMD, and CSTV. ... Per the Big West bylaws, the Conference Office owns the television rights to all athletic events in conference championship sports that are hosted by a member institution. If a conference television partner does not pick up an event by a prescribed deadline, institutions have the right to negotiate television coverage for their home games with a local packager. ...
• This year, a total of 27 men’s and women’s basketball games will be televised on one of the conference’s four television partners’ outlets (ESPN, Fox Sports Net, KVMD-TV, and CSTV). The conference’s move to Saturday games was done for two reasons: 1, to hopefully reach a larger television audience; and 2, to avoid the 5:30 p. ... Thursday time slot that proved to be difficult for fans to attend. ...
• Question: Does the conference have any specific plans for adding sports in the future due to the addition of UC Davis? Would the conference consider adding men's, women's waterpolo and men's volleyball due to the number of universities that sponsor these programs? .
• Commissioner Farrell's Answer: "Men's and women's water polo, along with men's volleyball, are being considered for addition as Big West championship sports. ... UC Davis' addition to the conference will give us six women's water polo programs, but only five men's water polo and volleyball teams. Therefore, either a future 10th California member will have to sponsor those sports or we'll have to add an associate member in each sport before we'll create a championship. ...
• "Rules that govern automatic qualification for NCAA championships require a conference to have at least six Division I teams before it can be guaranteed of its champion advancing to the national tournament. ... thus the reason for the Big West's rule. ... Only four teams participate in the NCAA men's water polo and volleyball championships and eight teams play in the women's water polo tournament. ...

• He fought against the Mexicans in California in the 1840s, and played a part in the Civil War. ...
• When the Civil War erupted in April of 1861, Kit Carson resigned his post as federal Indian agent for northern New Mexico and offered to help organize the New Mexico volunteer infantry. Although New Mexico Territory officially allowed slavery, geography and economics made the institution so impractical that there were only a handful of slaves within its boundaries. ...
• Carson's command was divided into two battalions each made up of four companies of the First New Mexico Volunteers, in all some 500 men. ...
• " However, in his battle report he did commend Carson, among other volunteer officers, for his "zeal and energy. ...
• There were no pitched battles and only a few skirmishes, for Carson's principal tactic was to destroy or capture the Navajos' crops and animals. ... Carson was pleased with the work the Utes did for him, but felt some irritation when they went home in the middle of the campaign, having collected what they thought was sufficient booty. ...
• Carson urged Carleton to accept two resignations he was forwarding, "as I do not wish to have any officer in my command who is not contented or willing to put up with as much inconvenience and privations for the success of the expedition as I undergo myself. ...
• General Carleton in October 1865 recommended that Carson be awarded the brevet rank of brigadier-general, "for gallantry in the battle of Valverde, and for distinguished conduct and gallantry in the wars against the Mescalero Apaches and against the Navajo Indians of New Mexico. ...

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• A recent study has found that gay and bisexual men in urban areas attempt suicide at a rate that's three times higher than the overall rate for adult men in this country. Researcher Jay Paul of the University of California, San Francisco, also found that while the percentage of gay men attempting suicide has stayed the same over the past few decades, the initial suicide attempts are occurring at a much younger age.
• Narrator: The study suggests some reasons for the age drop. ...
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• Researchers at the University of California, San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography are hoping to develop new ways to track and predict pollutants in the coastal ocean. ...
• Largier: What we've been doing recently in San Diego is deploying these thermosters or temperature recorders along the coast, right from the border up to the La Jolla shores, where our institution is.
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• California Christian College has been training students in Christian service for over 45 years. California Christian College was originally founded by the FreeWill Baptists of California as a Bible institute to train pastors. Currently, the mission of California Christian College is to prepare men and women, through quality Bible-based education, to serve Christ both in the church and throughout society. ... Located on 5 acres in Southeast Fresno, California, CCC is centrally located in California. ...
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• "I undertake this lawsuit against the University of California not as an act of anger, nor as an act of revenge, but as an act in harmony with principles of justice, dignity, and self-respect. I realize that by this lawsuit I expose myself to even more punitive acts by the University of California. ...
• This lawsuit against the University of California addresses the historically unequal pay and unequal treatment of women at the University of California. ... The lawsuit also challenges retaliatory practices and violations of free speech by the University of California. ...
• The gender pay gap between men and women professors. A recent national study ranks the University of California, Santa Barbara as ninth worst offender in gender inequality of professor salaries. ... The March/April 1994 issue of the journal Academe similarly reported that men professors earned more than women in 1993-94 at all nine UC campuses. ... A comparison between Professor Broyles-Gonzilez and similarly situated male professors shows a pattern of unequal pay for equal work. ...

• Here is the official fact sheet about Saint Mary’s College of California.
• Saint Mary’s College of California is one of the oldest and most distinguished colleges in the West. As a comprehensive college, the institution offers undergraduate and graduate programs integrating liberal arts and professional education. Saint Mary’s reputation for excellence, innovation and responsiveness in education comes from its heritage as a Catholic, Lasallian, Liberal Arts institution. ...
• The Lasallian tradition, rooted in the Christian Brothers’ commitment to teaching and learning, supports education that is truly transformative, not only for the individual but also for that person as a member of society at large. The Liberal Arts tradition ensures that students develop habits of critical thinking, an understanding of and respect for different ways of knowing, and a desire for lifelong learning.
• The College is a place of great beauty and community, located just 20 miles east of San Francisco, with locations throughout Northern California.
• In addition to determining the character and academic growth of the College for over 130 years, a significant aspect of the role of the Brothers at Saint Mary’s is their presence in the residence halls where as counselors they maintain their tradition of responding to the educational and spiritual needs of young adults.
• The College’s reputation for excellence, innovation, and responsiveness in education comes from its heritage as a Catholic, Lasallian, Liberal Arts institution. ...
• In addition to accessing the Saint Mary’s collection, students can also search several CD-ROM indexes, order materials through interlibrary loan, and access the University of California’s on-line catalogs.
• Operating budget: $66 million for '01-'02.
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• To purchase tickets for intercollegiate athletic events please call (925) 631-4395. ...
• $1 donation suggested for each visit. For more information call the Hearst Art Gallery at (925) 631-4379. ...
• Committee for Lectures, Art and Music (CLAM) showcases professional talent which is diverse and thought provoking, including music, dance performances, and lectures/discussions. For more information about CLAM call (925) 631-4670. ...

• Just below Richardson's byline, in much smaller type, was an editor's note: "Robert Richardson, 24, a Negro, is an advertising salesman for the Times. ...
• What eventually did happen to him was a story so incredible that 25 years later, it was told to a national audience in Heat Wave, a made-for-television movie. ...
• His stories ran on page one day after day for a reason: he brought back a ton of significant detail. ...
• In an interview, Richardson told Letofsky that after 1965 everything went downhill for him. ...
• His $99-a-week reporting job (versus the $145 he'd been making as a messenger in classified) had him working nights on the 'disaster desk' which involved, as he describes it, hanging with some other staffers at a popular bar near the Times waiting for a fire or some catastrophe. ...
• "'I was incapable of doing anything in depth,' he said, 'I really wasn't trained for that. ...
• He related that within a year, he was fired from the Times for drinking, among many such dismissals he has endured over the last 25 years. ...
• 'And I was down there for maybe a year. ...
• "His resume is the stuff of the incredible: the Army (a sharpshooter), Kelly Girl temp typist, ditch digger, welfare work, truck driving, insurance, private investigation (including bounty hunting), dish washer in Phoenix, disc jockey in Houston, selling tamales out of a pushcart in New Orleans, three months at the California Institution for Men at Chino for check forgery, plus various assignments on local radio and TV. ...
• As it happened, for its coverage of the Watts riots, the Los Angeles Times won journalism's highest award, the Pulitzer Prize. ...
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• Before this testing could be carried out, his blood sample was removed from the crime lab for 24 hours without explanation. ... The State of California will not permit this test and Governor Schwarzenegger has denied a clemency hearing. ... Kevin Cooper is scheduled for execution on February 10th. ...
• Prior to his conviction, Cooper was committed to the Mayview State Hospital in Pennsylvania for treatment of a psychiatric disorder. He escaped from that institution on October 8, 1982. ... On December 13, 1982, Cooper applied for and received a California Department of Motor Vehicles identification card using the name David Anthony Trautman. ... He was sentenced to four years in state prison on April 19, 1983 and was received by the California Department of Corrections (CDC) on April 29, 1983. He was transferred to the minimum-security facility at the California Institution for Men (CIM) in Chino on June 1, 1983. ... On June 9, 1983, Cooper was hired by a boat owner and was allowed to stay on the boat and perform work for his keep. ... It would be virtually impossible for one person to have accomplished this entire trauma. ... Similarly, Diana Roper, a local woman in the Chino, California area, told police that she believed her boyfriend, Lee Furrow, previously convicted of strangling a 17-year old girl, had participated in the murders. ... A 1991 California Supreme Court ruling summed up the case against Cooper: "It is utterly unreasonable to suppose that, by coincidence, some hypothetical real killer chose this night and this locale to kill; that he entered (the neighbor's) house just after defendant left to retrieve the murder weapons, leaving the hatchet sheath in the bedroom defendant used; that he returned to the (neighbor's) house to shower; that he drove the Ryen station wagon in the same direction defendant used on his way to Mexico; and that he happened to wear prison issue tennis shoes like those of the defendant, happened to have the defendant's blood type, happened to have hair like the defendant's, happened to roll cigarettes with the same distinctive prison issued tobacco and so forth. ...
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• The SCIAC sponsors 19 sports - 10 men's and 9 women's.
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• A student shall not be eligible for intercollegiate competition in a particular sport if the student-athlete (or parents/relatives):.
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• A "representative of the institution's athletics interest" is an individual or a business who is known (or who should have been known) by a member of the UCLA athletic department to have engaged in any of the following activities:.
• Time when it is not permissible for anyone associated with UCLA to contact and evaluate prospects on- or off-campus. Complimentary admissions to prospects are prohibited except for a prospect visiting UCLA with a group unrelated to athletics. ...
• Sponsored, conducted and controlled by an institution, a developmental clinic is primarily educational and designed to develop basic, fundamental skills in a sport. It is open to members of the general public who live within 100 miles of the institution. ... This clinic cannot include any recruiting presentations or material benefits for participants, such as awards, prizes or merchandise gifts. ...
• A student-athlete must complete his/her seasons of participation within five calendar years from the beginning of the academic term in which the student-athlete first registers for a minimum full-time program of studies at any collegiate institution. ...
• Athletic scholarships are awarded for one academic year and may be renewed each year for up to a maximum of five years within a six-year period. ...
• A loan with a regular repayment schedule that is available to and administered on the same basis for all students. ...
• The NLI is a document binding the prospect to attend a specific institution (contingent upon admission to the institution and certification of NCAA initial eligibility). The institution agrees to provide the prospect with athletics aid for one academic year in exchange for the prospect's agreement to attend the institution for one academic year. ...
• • any necessary pre-enrollment information about orientation, conditioning or academics, after the prospect has signed a NLI or been accepted for enrollment;.

• ) The number of men enrolled in graduate S&E programs declined during the same time period—dropping from 263,391 in 1990 to 242,840 in 1999. ...
• ) As much of this increase can be attributed to a decline in the number of men among first-time students as to an increase in the number of women. ...
• For the 5 years for which data are available, the numbers of female S&E graduate students in each racial/ethnic group—except white—increased, as did the numbers of black, Hispanic, and American Indian men. The numbers of white and Asian men in graduate S&E study dropped from 1994 to 1999. ...
• See appendix A for information on all data sources. ...
• The top institutions enrolling female graduate students in S&E are, for the most part, large public research institutions—as are the top institutions enrolling their male counterparts. The University of Minnesota, University of Colorado, and University of California--Berkeley were the top institutions enrolling female S&E graduate students in 1999. ...
• Ranking by percentage results in high rankings for institutions with a single small S&E department, all or most of whose graduate students are women. It results in low rankings for large institutions with many S&E departments, half or more of whose graduate students are women. ...
• The country's American Indian population was similarly concentrated in the West, with 50 percent living in six states—Oklahoma, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Alaska, and Washington.
• Seventeen of the top 20 institutions enrolling Hispanic S&E graduate students are in California, Puerto Rico, Texas, and Florida—all places with high concentrations of Hispanics in their population. Nine of the top 20 academic institutions enrolling Asian S&E graduate students are in California. Eleven of the top 20 institutions enrolling American Indians as graduate students are in California, Arizona, and Oklahoma. ...
• Historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) account for a disproportionate share of black S&E graduate students. HBCUs, although only 4 percent of all academic institutions enrolling S&E graduate students, account for 16 percent of all black graduate students in these fields. ... ) These institutions accounted for higher percentages of black enrollment in some fields, notably in the agricultural sciences (56 percent of all black graduate students in this field), biological sciences (25 percent), and mathematics (22 percent), in 1999.

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• Founding board members included university professors, physicians, architects, lawyers and company executives, as well as the California governor -- men who wanted to influence public policy. ...
• In its early days, the club studied issues, published reports and lobbied for specific reforms, including the creation of state ballot initiatives, referendums and judicial recalls. ...
• The club's practice of soliciting outside opinions, including speakers, evolved into a tradition of speakers at Friday luncheons for Bay Area businessmen. For decades, the club operated out of the St. ...
• In 1931, it established the California Book Awards, which boosted John Steinbeck's early career by awarding him three gold medals for fiction. ...
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• A: Ok, several years ago, Rosemary Gartner and I were talking about working on a project together, and we were discussing David Ward's original study of the California Institute for Women, which I'll call CIW, in Frontera, California. That study was done in 1965, and it was the first study anyone had ever done of a women's prison, to try to determine, there was a lot of research at that time on men's prisons, how men do time, how they get along with each other, but nobody had looked at women's. He happened to be at UCLA at that point and studying the men's facility in southern California, and he and his colleague, Gene Kassebaum thought it would be interesting to go up the road, since the women's facility was right there, and see if the same kinds of factors affected the way that women do time and whether they did time differently than men. ... But also because it documented a large prevalence of homosexuality within the prison, which people weren't aware of previously, very different than the homosexuality that occurs in men's prisons. ... You could imagine that over the course of 35, almost 40 years, given the types of changes that have occurred for women in terms of their social roles, their opportunities, that the way they do time today is very different than the way that they have in the past. On the other hand, if you believe Goffman's right, that total institutions exert an effect on individuals, you might expect that it doesn't matter what's happened in society at large, that once you put someone at a total institution, the way they do time is going to be exactly the same. So we went out and did a preliminary visit at the prison, and talked to them about their interest in having us replicate the study, and at that time, people kept talking about the new facilities that had been built in California, that the time Ward and Kassebaum did their research, there was this one and only one prison. ... Subsequently, there are now five prisons in California, the newest having been built in the Central Valley in Chowchilla. CCFW (California Correctional Facility for Women) and across the street, Valley State prison. ... Well, once we visited this new facility, we realized that it would be important not only to do this over time dimension, but also to control for time and look at the effects of very different facilities of how women do time. So, in essence, the study kind of blossomed from an original concern with historical change, to controlling for time and looking at specifically institutional effects and how what some people have called the new penology, has affected women.
• A: It played a big role because we basically started with probably the central theories in penology, one of which is "functionalist theory," from which Goffman was working, that says basically how inmates do time is a function of being in a total institution. An offshoot of that, which is "situational-functionalist perspective," which basically argues that it's not just being in the total institution, but it's the characteristics of the institution. So for example, some institutions are more coercive, and have a worse environment than other institutions, so you'd expect that inmates' behavior would vary according to that. And a third perspective is the "importation model," which says that neither the characteristics of the institution itself, or just being in an institution is important, but it's really what the inmates bring in with them, what their prior experiences have been, whether they've been incarcerated before, what their family life was like, whether they get contact from the outside, those kinds of characteristics they bring in with them will influence how they do time. ...
• A: After going through a lot of the literature, I think we both felt that it depended on whether you were looking at overtime or controlling for time, institutional differences. In other words, we could see hypothesis being more important, the situational one in particular, situational-functionalist, being very important for when we control for time and compare the effects of two different institutions. ...

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