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as a percentage ofaverage salary;percentage of faculty members with tenure status;percentage increases in average salaries(monetary and real);salarylevels of continuing faculty,full professors,and new assistantprofessors,by discipline;average age,average salary,andpercentage of faculty by category,academic rank,and gender;  \npercentage distribution of faculty members by age,academic rank,andgender;and number of full-time faculty and average salaries inpreclinical departments of medical schools and in nursing.Highlightsof the report are disussed in an article by Hirschel Kasper titled\"Some Dynamic Aspects of Academic Careers:The Jrgent Need to MatchAspirations with Compensation.\"These highlights note that realsalary levels increased 1.1%from 1988-89 to 1989-90;only 4.6%ofall fu11-time faculty are women and in the rank of full professor;and average salary levels for faculty at.four-year colleges averaged$42,200 and $34,230 for those at two-year colleges.(JDD)  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