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Rush  \nNo.20 Noember 10,1980  \nGraphicS  \nBCWPBeu 19800SULNBRN  \nStory Art  \nMichael Fitzgerald(1)and his director,JohnHuston,on the set of \"Wise Blood.\"Issue ArtCPS  \nHenrk Dreschet  \nCollege Press Service  \nA margin is provided on the left-hand side of the copy for editing marks.Word counts are approximate.Body copy is set at amaximum 70 spaces per lineNewspapers subscribing to CPS are entitled to the full se of the contents in this packet.Editors are encouraged to edit the copy tofit their needs However.we ask that CPS be credited when credit is due.  \nIndex  \nAFIGHT OVER THE MINIMUM WAGE FOR STUDENTS.Stuck in the middle of the massive HiaherEducation Reauthorization Act passed earlier this fall was a potent little measureguaranteeing that work-study students get the minimum wage.Administrators hated itbefore it passed,and since it did pass,they've tried to delay making it effectiveuntil Jan.1(693 words)PG.1  \nTHE TIES THAT BIND,A majority of law profs come from one of just 20 schools,accordinqto a new study.It adds the trend doesn't bode well for legal education(220 words)PG.3  \nA MALE SUES FOR THE RIGHT TO OVERSEE A WOMEN's DORM,(180 words)PG.4  \nMAKING THAT LIT CLASS FANTASY COME TRUE,Student meets classic novel.Student day-dreams of making novel into movie.Student wakes up.Student loses daydream.But itdidn't happen that way to Michael Fitzgerald,who dreamed of making a movie out of alit class staple and,lo and behold,succeeded(880 words)PG.5  \n# STUDENTS′MINIMUM WAGE ACT SURVIVES POLITICAL AMBUSH\n\nEDUCATION DEPT,SAYS MINIMUM IS RETROACTIVE TO OCT,1  \nWASHINGTON,D.C.(CPS)--After a brief but heated battle,the U.S.Department of Educ-ation affirmed last week its intent to allow students on College Work-Study financialaid programs to collect minimum wages retroactively from October 1.  \nThe new Higher Fducation Reauthorization Act,passed in Septenber after two yearsof intense politicking,made work-study students eligible for the $3.10 minimum wagefor the first time in history.Then a political battle erupted over when students couldstart getting the minimum wage.  \nMany administrators --who had claimed giving work-study students the minimumwage would eliminatejobs for students --complained the new pay scale should notgo into effect until January 1,1981.  \nMore on next page  \nContinued from previous page  \n\"We understood it wouldn't start until January 1,\"says an aide to Sen.ThomasEagleton(D-Mo.),a member of the Senate education committee.  \nA House education committee staffer,who also requested anonymity,claims to beconstantly fielding phone calls from college administrators worried about the additionalexpense of paying their student workers more.  \nPrimarily because of the wage dispute,the Department of Education delayed sendingout a letter to all colleges that explains how to implement other parts of the landmarkreauthorization act,which provides the guidelines which colleges must follow for thenext five years.  \nAt the department,Student Special Services representative Skee Smith confirmedthe explanatory letter had been delayed,adding that \"The department has acknowledgedthat schools will be inconvenienced (by the new wage),and that it will cost themmoney.\"But she said it was clear from the start that students would be eligible forthe wage as of October 1,not January 1.  \nConsequently,work-study students will soon be getting an extra paycheck for thehours worked since October 1 that they hadn't received $3.10 per hour.  \nThe Department of Education letter warns schools to deliver the extra paychecksbefore the end of 1980.  \nOpponents of making the wage hike retroactive were worried about more than payingthe extra money to eligible students.  \nThey worry that since work-study funds are awarded as a lump sum,students willhave to work fewer hours to ma","cbCaimxFm5njqFJ4","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimxFm5njqFJ4","pdf",2876778,11,"English","# Students' Minimum Wage Act Survives Political Ambush\n## Education Department position and timeline\n## Administrative and opponent concerns\n## Campus wage implications\n## Stakeholder reactions and outlook","[{\"question\":\"When does the minimum wage eligibility begin for work-study students?\",\"answer\":\"It is retroactive to October 1, rather than starting on January 1.\"},{\"question\":\"What action did the Department of Education affirm?\",\"answer\":\"It affirmed its intent to let students on College Work-Study programs collect minimum wages retroactively from October 1.\"},{\"question\":\"Why did some administrators oppose the retroactive effective date?\",\"answer\":\"They worried it would increase costs and lead students to work fewer hours, potentially requiring schools to hire additional workers and also create wage dissatisfaction among other campus employees.\"}]","Students' Minimum Wage Act Survives Political Ambush | PDF",1790697333,28]