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Volume 15, Number 2, Post Amerikan

The Post Amerikan (1972-2004)

Urine Trouble on the Job, Are Dictators Solely Responsible?, Greenpeace: Just Folks Protecting the Earth, New Labels Drive Women Crazy, Reaganland Off Balance, They Did the Mantra Mash

Welfare Fair Hearings And Client Advocacy: A Role For Social Workers, Jan L. Hagen

The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare

As a legally mandated grievance mechanism, welfare fair hearings provide a formal recourse for applicants and recipients of welfare dissatisfied with agency decisions. Fair hearings may be viewed as an example of one agency's attempt to foster fairness and to control administrative discretion. However, as a mechanism for redressing grievances, welfare fair hearings have a number of severe limitations. Social workers practicing with potential and actual recipients of public welfare are in a position to reduce these limitations through client advocacy.

Retirees As Technoguides: A New Role As Shapers And Makers Of The Future, Arthur B. Shostak

The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare

Retirees nowadays serve in many out-of-the-home roles that make astute use of their maturity, their discretion time, and their flexibility about compensation: Large numbers help as paid or voluntary aides in day care centers, health fairs, home health care, hospice programs, nursing homes, and the vital like.

A brand new role that might appeal to many would have them learn and practice the craft of technology assessment and the process of technology diffusion: With these tools retirees could serve as technoguides, or paid or voluntary aides in the testing, evaluating, and adapting of new products and services to the needs …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 46, April 24, 1986

Central Florida Future

BOR wants schools to be more efficient; Gramm-Rudman cuts make first impact on Pell Grants; No dull Knights; During exams, Future will still be here for you; News: ROTC scholarships suffering cutbacks; Report says universities grabbing for Pentagon research money; UCF to graduate largest class ever; On foreign policy (photo of Bernhard Orse speaking); Opinion: European countries treated U.S. fairly in Libyan affair; Peanut butter pacifies bug's fears; Women's crew first in Florida; Sports: 'Noles are coming to UCF; Knights destroy rival Stetson, 13-4 (with photo); McDowell pleased with Saturday game; Play ball; UCF baseball unranked again but poll officials …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 44, April 17, 1986

Central Florida Future

Libya: UCF's reaction: The attack: what does UCF think?: How the draft works; Opinions differ over U.S. attack; Students worry about the draft (with map and photos); Some teachers still hard to understand - students; News: State spending students' money illegally; Once-peaceful student protests getting violent; Budget is topic again in Senate; Exam cram (with photo of two students studying near the reflection pond); Opinion: U.S. retribution against Libya won't solve anything; Send Pi Kappa Alpha to Libya; UCF crew captures third place; Sports: Black meets Gold on Saturday (with photo of Quarterback Darin Slack); UCF is snubbed in poll; …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 42, April 10, 1986

Central Florida Future

Smith/Cady win; but is it over? Smith/Cady win 71% of the vote (with photo captioned " What happens now: ELECTION '86"); Tierney subject of investigation; $1 million up for grabs; Congress debating 'Octopus' of an act; Athletics paying off $1 million debt; News: Harriet's diner a place to relax (with photo); Talent show winner (with photo of Steve Glassburn playing piano). Also includes the entertainment and feature supplement "Confetti": Balloonacy (with photos); Mind's Eye: Once again, UCF goes that extra mile--to get students' extra buck; Spielberg takes a nosedive in shallow "Money Pit"; Opinion: Election problems could have been avoided; …

Volume 15, Number 1, Post Amerikan

The Post Amerikan (1972-2004)

Shuttle Safety vs. P.R.: P.R. Won, Voters Say 'No' to Middle School, Parenting Prejudices Prosecute, Central America Week Activities, Lawyer Explains U.S. Violations of International Law, What's the Meaning of Jeans?, Remembering Haymarket

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 39, April 1, 1986

Central Florida Future

Regents: students dig deeper; Discoveries: Anti-abortion groups gaining ground; News: 'Big Blue' commends program; You say it's hot? (with caption "Well a quick dip in the reflection pond is just what you need."); Athletics to pay for new parking lot; Opinion: The only joke on this April Fool's Day is on students; ...but what a team!!; Back by unpopular demand; Sports: SIU ends UCF's 28 game streak; UCF snaps the state win mark (with photo of Jose Soto and game scene); Time for TME's first annual probaseball picks.

1986 April, Office Of Communications & Marketing, Morehead State University.

Morehead State Press Release Archive, 1961 to the Present

Morehead State University press releases from April of 1986.

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 38, March 27, 1986

Central Florida Future

Students put phone registration on hold (with diagram); Sun and fun? (with photo of the area around the reflection pond); Study says videos promoting violence; Candidates ready for election: Smith/Cady plan for more PR for UCF; Tierney/McFadden to show leadership; Deitz/Schmidt for all students as a whole; Young/Neidhart want to give clubs a voice in government (with photos); Opinion: Confrontation with Libya leaves U.S. in no win situation; Only voting makes a difference; Sports: Knights dump St. Mary's, 10-5; Tennis seeks respect (with photo of Traci Winterhoff); Golf team ties NIU at tourney; Mongolians will invade UCF on Monday; Soto …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 37, March 25, 1986

Central Florida Future

Some lines to be shorter in summer term; On show (photos of the 18th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition); Discoveries: Growers sore at tree burns; News: Grants getting scarce, loans costly; Draft resistance issue now in court; Former hostage to visit UCF; Opinion: Blaming alcohol for deaths only helps to avoid responsibility; Athletics axes winning programs; UCF rolls through spring break; Sports: UCF streaks to 20 wins (with photo of Knights outfielder Mark Maloney and coach Sam Rick); Little happy with ladies' results.

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 35, March 11, 1986

Central Florida Future

New guidelines mean less loans; Roughhousing (with photo captioned "These two tikes decided that watching Sundays baseball game against the University of Michigan wasn't as much fun as playing a little tag."); Some skeptical of dental practice; 'Rejected' art meets students' approval; UCF speaker writes from experience; Filipino students celebrate Marcos' ousting; 'Big doc' speaks today; Practice makes perfect (with photo captioned "This student isn't about to let Spring Break creep up without her getting some lounging practice first; Finding the remains of Challenger crew won't change their fate; ...but blackout is wrong; No "Presto" on campus; UCF has a …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 33, March 4, 1986

Central Florida Future

Elevator - students get the shaft; Big boss says learning is lax; Man dies in crash (photo); University's first student retires (article on J.C. Kinsey); teeter-totter (photo of teeter-totter marathon); News: Pianos victimized by 'bangers'; 'Murf the surf' talks about life as a jewel thief and murderer (with photo); Opinion: Voters can make SG leadership responsive to need; Stop drunk driving; Perusing through 'Newsday'; Sports: Ski team glides to victory; Lady Knights rally to beat Stetson Hatters, 88-79; Knights travel to Tinker to tangle with Twins; UCF takes two of three games (with photo); Baseball, NBA take steps in fighting …

Publications Of The Center For Applies Urban Research 1971-1986, Center For Public Affairs Research (Cpar)

Publications

CUAR publications, 1971-1986.

Volume 14, Number 9, Post Amerikan

The Post Amerikan (1972-2004)

Inside the PA: True Confessions, Goodbye to the Hissing of Summer Lawns, Return of Cointelpro?, Abuse Mishandled in Circus, Coroner's Juries Say Shrinks' Scripts Help Kill 2 People, A Diary of Psychiatric Drug Use, Book Review: Dr. Caligari's Psychiatric Drugs, Break Down Language Barriers, No Help from Zone, Challenger Tragedy, Rock Out for Rebels, Book Review: Keeping Up with the Joneses

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 31, February 25, 1986

Central Florida Future

No lottery this fall - all will stay in dorms; Dungeon doings (photo of dungeons and dragons tournament in the education building"); SG returns from Tallahassee with new 'worthwhile' ideas; Local health officials see hope for AIDS cure; News: Chlamydia few warnings, much pain; Library soliciting students' words; Pondering the existence of a beer (with photo); Lauderdale making big break plans; Recent grads faring better in job market; Opinion: A little more on newspapers; And next I'd like to thank...; Panthers slip by Lady Knights; Sports: FAMU wipes out Ladies; Knights have a tough weekend; Wrestlers pin a loss on …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 30, February 20, 1986

Central Florida Future

Wild preserve being abused-biologists (with photo); Space speaker (photo of Dr. Ray Williamson); Bookstore: students want health food (with photo); Researchers cry foul at tighter rules; News: Students gathering in state capitol; Free money; Baby buggy (photo); Police Beat; Nobel Prize winner to speak at UCF (with photo of Isaac Singer); Opinion: A brief expose on newspapers; A vacation in Jacksonville?; Sports: Exciting weekend in Daytona as Bodine wins 500; Lady Knights lose on the road again, 90-67, to Gamecocks; Ladies to face NSWAC's toughest; Knights clobber B-CC, 78-62; Knights split two games with Georgia (with photo); UCF will take …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 29, February 18, 1986

Central Florida Future

How Gramm-Rudman affects students; Discoveries: Laser studies contribute to Star Wars; Budget cuts could mean no Pell grant for 300,000; Officials label students 'materialistic'; News: Song and dance (with photos); Study: college women more intellectual than men; Some schools weary of dependence on SDI funding; Opinion: Orange County serves tourists but neglects locals; How do you like it?; New art doesn't make grade; Stetson steals victory away from Knights; IFC hits the football field to aid athlete; Controversy aids Stetson in defeat of UCF; Miller back in Orlando; Rifle teams shoots for NCAA tourney; Sports: Cardinale breaks record; The Main …

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 27, February 11, 1986

Central Florida Future

Copy service 'really rotten'; 'An Actor's Nightmare' (with photo captioned "A scene from last week's 'Studio E' production by students in the Black Box Theatre."); University to team with Rollins, Valencia in first-ever forum; Discoveries: 'THOR' could save millions of dollars for military; News: More expressway coming in 1987; Graham creates scholarship to honor Challenger crew; Discussion this month will focus on fate of shuttle program; What will they think of next? (with photo captioned "Now you too can reserve your own tree."); Opinion: U.S. should force Marcos to resign for people's sake; Big fun with international news; Sports: Sports …

Spartan Daily, February 7, 1986, San Jose State University, School Of Journalism And Mass Communications

Spartan Daily (School of Journalism and Mass Communications)

Volume 86, Issue 10

Central Florida Future, Vol. 18 No. 25, February 4, 1986

Central Florida Future

Administrators: little being done about lines; Work to start on road widening (with photo of "Widening University Boulevard"); Darus crowned as Miss UCF (with photo); Senate oks student scholarship measure; Strummin' my six-string (photo); News: Students confined to dorms in measles outbreak at Florida State University; News clips: Ash Wednesday; Chief Searcher; Reconsideration; Opinion: Media handling of shuttle tragedy was necessary evil; Keep this in mind...; Battling to defend our dirt; Letters: Senator takes pride in service; Situation won't improve without help; Zips run past UCF; Sports: Knights smoke Camels (with photo); The main event; Wrestlers have unique stats; Ladies …

Volume 14, Number 8, Post Amerikan

The Post Amerikan (1972-2004)

Normal Backs Down: Anti-Militarism Sign Can Stay, The Dream Lives On, Post Amerikan Benefit and Auction Slated, Abortion: The Right to Choose, McHeartattacks: Fast Food Fryout, Action Potential: A Stimulus for Change, Not Tit for Tat, That Hope's "Eight Dollar Hat" Sneaks Up on Listeners, Benefit Poster

The Vanguard (Vol. 33, No. 2), Mar-Apr 1986, Lutheran Human Relations Association Of America

The Vanguard

Many minority ethnic/racial groups in the United States experience higher-than-average unemployment rates, but none approaches the level of unemployment among Native Americans. A report prepared last fall by the Full Employment Action Council, the Lutheran Council U.S. A. and other sponsors documents the ''horrendous" and "devastating" rates of joblessness among both reservation and urban Indians.

In addition, the report, "American Indian Unemployment: Confronting a Distressing Reality, notes that federal assistance programs have been drastically reduced in recent years, leaving Native Americans with income and education levels far below national averages.

Norton Air Force Base And San Bernardino: Communities In Symbiosis, Clayton H. Snedeker

Theses Digitization Project

No abstract provided.

Child Poverty And Child Welfare In Nebraska, Ann Coyne, Herb Grandbois

Center for Public Affairs Research (UNO): Publications

Children represent the fastest growing group of poor people in the United States today. An increase in the number of children living with one parent, an increase in unwed teenage pregnancy, a lack of child support, lower wages and benefits for women than for men, the cost of child care, and unemployment and underemployment in two-parent families contribute to child poverty. Policy options ranging from changing eligibility requirements for assistance programs to establishing state funded health insurance programs are presented. Methods of responding to abused and neglected children have changed dramatically. The effect of PI 96-272 on the child welfare …

Review Of The Great Father: The United States Government And The American Indians,The Great White Father: The United States Government And The American Indian, And In His American Indian Policy In The Formative Years: The Indian Trade And Intercourse Acts, 1790-1834 (1962) By Francis Paul Prucha, Wilcomb E. Washburn

Great Plains Quarterly (through 2013)

In The Great Father: The United States Government and the American Indians, Prucha provides a capstone to the edifice he began with American Indian Policy in the Formative Years. During his life as a scholar (principally at Marquette University) and as a Jesuit (he was ordained in 1957), he has remained unflappably calm, even when, as in the 1960s, radical students were outraged at his apparent defense of Andrew Jackson. In 1302 pages of this two-volume work (and 426 pages of the abridged edition) there is lacking "sparkle and simplicity." The lack of "sparkle" in Prucha's work derives not …

State-City Revenue Sharing Policy: Local Need Versus State System Explanations, John P. Pelissero

Political Science: Faculty Publications and Other Works

No abstract provided.

Pennsylvania Practice Materials: A Select Annotated Bibliography, Joel Fishman, Marc Silverman

Law Faculty Publications

The authors provide an annotated listing of Pennsylvania legal publications, including both primary source materials and treatises focusing on Pennsylvania law.

Aging And Long-Term Care In Nebraska, James A. Thorson, Burce J. Horacek

Center for Public Affairs Research (UNO): Publications

A high proportion of Nebraska's population is age 65 or older and this is the fastest growing segment of the population. The population aged 85 years and older, which is the population most in need of long-term care, grew by over 45 percent between 1970 and 1980, and is expected to increased by 202 percent by the year 2000. This group includes individuals who are likely to require public assistance to help meet their medical and long-term health care needs. We estimate that the cost to the state to provide Medicaid assistance will increase from $60.4 million to 164.5 million …

Due Process And An Indigent's Right To Court-Appointed Psychiatric Assistance In State Criminal Proceedings--Fourteenth Amendment: Ake V. Oklahoma, 105 S. Ct. 1087 (1985), Beth Levine

Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology

No abstract provided.