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DOCUMENT RESUMEED 354 835AUTHORTITLEINSTITUTIONREPORT NOPUB DATENOTEAVAILABLE FROMPUB TYPEEDRS PRICEDESCRIPTORSHE 026 255Lowe, Ida B.; Johnson, Beth HillmanCollective Bargaining in Higher Education and theProfessions. Bibliography No. 19.City Univ. of New York, N.Y. Bernard Baruch Coll.National Center for the Study of CollectiveBargaining in Higher Education and theProfessions.ISSN-0738-1913Jan 9191p.National Center for the Study of CollectiveBargaining in Higher Education and the Professions,Baruch College, CUNY, 17 Lexington Ave., Box 322, NewYork, NY 10010 ( 30).GuidesNon-Classroom Use (055)ReferenceMaterialsDirectories/Catalogs (132)MF01/PC04 Plus Postage.*Collective Bargaining; College Faculty; *EmployerEmployee Relationship; Equal Opportunities (Jobs);*Faculty College Relationship; Governance; HigherEducation; Labor Legislation; *Labor Relations;Nurses; *Professional Personnel; *Publications;Quality of Working Life; Retirement; SexualHarassment; Teacher Salaries; TenureABSTRACTThis bibliography, part of an annual accounting ofthe state-of-the-art in collective bargaining in higher education andthe professions, lists research and writings published in 1990. Thebibliography is divided into five parts. Part I is devoted to thosepublications concerned with college and university faculty; subjectsinclude (among others) affirmative action, AIDS (AcquiredImmunodeficiency devoted to those publications involving faculty andinclude the governance, merit pay, quality of worklife, retirement,salaries, tenure and promotion, and se.mal harassment. Part II dealswith financial assistance that is part of the package, the proceduresgovernance, merit pay, and sexual harassment. Part II deals withprofessions and professionals and includes publications covering thehealth care, sports, and nursing professions. A total of 846 itemsare listed in Parts I and II. Part III provides lists of number areprovided. An alphabetical index to financial aid programs isdirectories. Part IV contains author and subject indexes, and Part Vprovides a list of acronyms and abbreviations for the variousassociations, organizations, and other groups concerned with thecollective bargaining process in higher education and theprofessions. **************************Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be madefrom the original ******************************

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NATIONAL CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF COLLECTIVEBARGAINING IN HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE PROFESSIONSThe National Center is an impartial, nonprofit educational institution serving as a clearinghouseand forum for those engaged in collective bargaining (and the related processes of grievanceadministration and arbitration) in colleges and universities and the professions. Operating on thecampus of Baruch College, City University of New York, the Center addresses its research toscholars and practitioners in these fields.Membership consists of institutions and individuals from all regions of the United States andCanada. Activities are financed primarily by membership, conference and workshop fees,foundation grants, and income from various services and publications made available to membersand the public.Inquiries regarding membership, publication or research orders should be addressed to theNational Center for the Study of Collective Bargaining in Higher Education and the Professions,Baruch College, CUNY, 17 Lexington Avenue. Box 322. New York, New York 10010.NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEEERNST BENJAMINGeneral SecretaryAAUPTHOMAS MANNIXAssoc. Vice Chancellorfor Ernpl. Rels. & PersonnelSUNYGERIE BLEDSOECoordinator of HigherEducation, NEACAESAR J. NAPLESVice ChancellorFaculty & Staff RelationsCalifornia State UniversityJOYCE F. BROWNActing President.Baruch College, CUNYHAROLD R. NEWMANNEIL S. BUCKLEWIRWIN POLISHOOKChairmanNew York State. PERKPresidentWest Virginia UniversityPresident, PSCVice President, AFTMARY JANE CALAISDONALD SAVAGEDir. of Federal RelationsNACUBOExecutive DirectorCAUT, CanadaJOEL M. DOUGLASDirector, NCSCBHEPBaruch College, CUNYALBERT SHANKERROBERT D. HELSBYProfessorUniv. of North FloridaJAMES H. TINSMANDANIEL J. JULIUSAssoc. Vice Pres.Academic AffairsUniv. of San FranciscoJIM WHITEVice President forFinancial ServicesBEST COPY AVAILABLEPresident, AFTAFL-CIOPresidentAPSCUFAACJC

COLLECTIVE BARGAININGIN HIGHER EDUCATIONAND THE PROFESSIONSBIBLIOGRAPHY NO. 19JANUARY 1991IDA B. LOWE andBETH HILLMAN JOHNSONiA&0kTHE NATIONAL CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF COLLECTIVEBARGAINING IN HIGHER EDUCATION AND THE PROFESSIONSBARUCH COLLEGE -- CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK4

Copyright 1991 in U. S. A.By The National Center for the Study of CollectiveBargaining in Higher Education and the ProfessionsBaruch College, City University of New YorkAll rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by anymeans, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise,without the prior permission of the publisher.Price: 30.00ISSN 0738-1913

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroductionPART I - FACULTY BIBLIOGRAPHY3ACADEMIC FREEDOMADMINISTRATIONAFFIRMATIVE ACTIONAIDS IN THE WORKPLACEARBITRATION & MEDIATIONCOLLECTIVE BARGAININGCOMMUNITY COLLEGESCOMPARABLE WORTHDISCIPLINE & DISMISSALDISCRIMINATIONDRUG EVALUATIONEXCELLENCEFACULTYFACULTY ORGANIZATIONSFISCAL ISSUESFRINGE BENEFITSGOVERNANCEGRIEVANCE PROCEDURESLEGAL ISSUES31LEGISLATIONLIBRARIANS. ACADEMICLONG-RANGE PLANNINGMERIT PAYNLRBNON - FACULTYPART-TIME FACULTYPERSONNEL ADMINISTRATIONPOLITICAL CORRECTNESSPUBLIC SECTOR LABOR RELATIONSQUALITY OF WORKLIFERETIREMENTRETRENCHMENTSALARIESSEXUAL HARASSMENTSTRIKESTENURE & PROMOTIONWOMEN FACULTY3233353535363637383940414244454548PART II - PROFESSIONS & PROFESSIONALS BIBLIOGRAPHYHEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION & INSTITUTIONSHEALTH CARE PROFESSIONSNURSESPROFESSIONSPROFESSIONS - SPORTS65354565959

PART M - INFORMATION GUIDESBIBLIOGRAPHIES & DIRECTORIESRESOURCES AND PERIODICALSUSEFUL SOURCES OF INFORMATION676870PART IV - INDICESAUTHOR INDEXSUBJECT INDEXPART V - ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS758389

INTRODUCTIONThe annual Bibliography of the National Center continues to be recognized as anoutstanding source of research material available in the field of collective bargaining inhigher education and the professions. This nineteen volume series documents thedevelopment of collective bargaining in higher education as well as employment and laborrelations issues for other professionals.As the dimensions of unionized employment relationships undergo changes, so dothe various topics included in this project. Each year subjects are added or removed fromthe Bibliography dependent upon the amount of available research in any particularsubject area. Political correctness has become an important issue in academia, andbecause of its impact on faculty rights and academic freedom we have included articlesfrom this area. Some topics where research and publication have decreased have beenincorporated into more general categories. We removed the heading "Collective Bargaining -Canada" due to the extensive representation of Canada in all areas covered in thisbibliography. We have expanded the subject index which should provide increased accessto the information contained in this bibliography, including citations covering Canada.This Bibliography is an annual accounting of the current state-of-the-art researchand writings in collective bargaining in higher education and the professions. Theresearch design and methodology used in the preparation of this volume relied oncomputer searches of various data bases. For publications not available through thatformat, manual retrieval of citations was employed. Sources include: books, monographs,dissertations, journals, periodicals, research and conference papers, and newspaperarticles.In addition to the Bibliography, the annual publications of the National Centerinclude the Directory of Faculty Contracts and Bargaining Agents in Institutions of HigherEducation, Proceedings of our annual conference and a quarterly Newsletter. The CenterS

also issues occasional monographs on selected topics.An impartial, nonprofit research institute of Baruch College of the City Universityof New "ork, the National Center serves as a clearinghouse and forum for those engagedin collective bargaining (and the related processes of grievance administration) in collegesand universities.This volume marks the introduction of a new researcher and editor to the project,Associate Professor, Ida B. Lowe, a librarian at Baruch College. Prof. Lowe is responsiblefor the data collection, selection and compilation of this issue of the Bibliography. BethJohnson, the Administrative Director of the Center, was responsible for the overallsupervision and direction of this project. We are most appreciative of the efforts of thesetwo individuals which stand as a measure of their quality and success.While we believe that this publication is accurate with respect to citations, titlesand other bibliographic information, we apologize for any errors or omissions which mighthave occurred. As always, we welcome feedback from you, the reader, and are grateful foryour comments. We hope that this Bibliography will be of assistance to you in yourvarious research projects.vi9

PART IFACULTY BIBLIOGRAPHYI0

ACADEMIC FREEDOM1."Academic Freedom and Artistic Expression." Academe 76.4 (July 1990): 13.2."Censorship and the Arts." Academe .76 (1990): 7-44.3."Second the Motion: Catholic Policy on Academic Freedom and the Treatment ofCharles Curran, Formerly of the Catholic University of America." Commonweal,117 (12 Oct. 1990): 564-566.4.Ambrose, Charles M. "Academic Freedom in American Public Colleges andUniversities." Review of Higher Education 14.1 (Sept. 1990): 5-32.5.Barnett, Ronald. The Idea of Higher Education. Bristol, PA Society for ResearchInto Higher Education and Open University Press, 1990.6.Barrow, Clisby Louise Hall. "Academic Freedom and the University Title VII SuitAfter University of Pennsylvania V. EEOC and Brown V. Trustees of BostonUniversity." Vanderbilt Law Review 43.5 (Oct. 1990): 1571-1606.7.Bartos, Michael. 'The Academic Freedom Charter Experience." AustralianUniversities' Review 33.1-2 (1990): 23-29.8.Benson, Thomas W. "Academic Freedom and Scholarly Journals in SpeechCommunication: An Editor's Perspective." ACA Bulletin .73 (Aug. 1990): 71-81.9.Berdahl, Robert. "Public Universities and State Governments: Is the TensionBenign ?" Educational Record 71.1 (Dec. 1990): 38-42.10.Blum, Debra E. "AAUP Members to Vote on Censuring 5 Administrations Accusedof Violating Professors' Academic Freedom." Chronicle of Higher Education 36.39(13 June 1990): A13-14.11.---. 'The Vatican Releases Long-Awaited Document That Explains Its AuthorityOver Catholic Institutions Around the World." Chronicle of Higher Education37.5 (3 Oct. 1990): A19,22.12.Brown, Ralph S., and Jordan E. Kurland. "Academic Tenure and AcademicFreedom." Law and Contemporary Problems 53.3 (June 1990): 325-355.13.Campbell, J. Louis, III. "Academic Freedom and the First Amendment: LegalEntanglements." ACA Bulletin .73 (Aug. 1990): 53-62.14.Chew, Jane. 'Dodging Temptation at Furman University." Academe 76.4 (July1990): 36-39.15.Clark, Tina M. 'The University of Wyoming Textbook Investigation: FromControversy to Academic Freedom." OAH Magazine of History 4.4 (Mar. 1990):56-60.16.Cohen, Robert S. "'Viewer Discretion' at Montgomery College." Academe 76.4 (July1990): 40-42.17.Curran, Charles E. Catholic Higher Education, Theology, and Academic Freedom.Notre Dame, IN: University of Notre Dame Press, 1990.311

ACADEMIC FREEDOM18.Dimas, David M., Caroline McIntyre, and Icathezyne L. Zelenock. "Resolving theConflict Between the Academic Freedom of the University and the AcademicFreedom of University Professors." Journal of College and University Law 16.4(Mar. 1990): 713-730.19.Edel, Abraham. The Struggle for Academic Democracy: Lessons from the 1938"Revolution" in New York's Colleges. Philadelphia, PA: Temple UniversityPress News, 1990.20.Euart, Sharon A. "Implications of Canon 812 for Federal Constitutionality ofGovernment Aid to Catholic Colleges and Universities." Jurist 50.1 (1990):167-197.21.Fanelli, Sean A. 'Drawing Lines at Nassau Community College." Academe 76.4(July 1990): 24-27.22.Fanton, Jonathan F. "Letter to the University Community." Academe 76.4 (July1990): 43-44.23.Fernando, J aksiri, et al. Academic Freedom, 1990: A Human Rights Report.Atlantic Highlands, N.J.: Zed Books, 1990.24.Finkin, Matthew W. "'A Higher Order of Liberty in the Workplace': AcademicFreedom and Tenure in the Vortex of Employment Practices and Law." Law andContemporary Problems 53.3 (June 1990): 357-379.25.Franke, Ann H. "Life in the Academy After University of Pennsylvania V. EEOC."West's Education Law Reporter 62.1 (25 Oct. 1090): 23-27.26.Goldberg, Dick. "Court Rules College Can't Censor Courses." Los Angeles DailyJournal 103.111 (4 June 1990): 3.27.Gouran, Dennis S. "Academic Freedom and the Management of Higher Education:An Administrative Perspective." ACA Bulletin .73 (Aug. 1990): 82-91.28.Gunther. Gerald. "Freedom for the Thought We Hate." Academe 76.6 (Dec. 1990):10-12.29.Hackney, Sheldon. 'The NEA Under Attack: Resisting the Big Chill." Academe 76.4(July 1990): 14-17.30.Hanson, Randall S. "Colleges and Universities - Constitutional Law: Professor'sAssignment of Grade to Students Is Symbolic Communication Protected By theFirst Amendment." North Dakota Law Review 66.2 (Mar. 1990): 297-316.31.Hendrickson, Robert M. 'The First Amendment, Academic Freedom, and Access toPromotion and Tenure Files." West's Education Law Reporter 61.2 (13 Sept.1990): 409-15.32,Hickey, Tom, and Bob Brecher. "In Defence of Bias." Studies in Higher Education15.3 (1990): 299-312.412

ACADEMIC FREEDOM33.Jasper, Susan M. 'Britain's Education Reform Act: A Lesson in Academic Freedomand Tenure." Journal of College and University Law 16.3 (1990): 449-495.34.Johnstone, Christopher Lyle. "Academic Freedom in the Speech CommunicationClassroom: Toward an Ethics for Teaching." ACA Bulletin .73 (Aug. 1990): 63-70.35.Jones. Anthony. "Stars and Bras: A Report from the Trendies.- Academe 76.4 (July1990): 18-23.36.Jurenas. Albert C., and Chunsheng Zhang. "Biting the Hands That Feed them: CanFaculty in Public Colleges and Universities Criticize their Employers--andSurvive?" West's Education Law Reporter 63.2 (20 Dec. 1990): 429-40.37.Leas, Terrence. "'University of Pennsylvania V. Equal Employment OpportunityCommission': The Death of Academic Freedom in Tenure Decisions?" West'sEducation Law Reporter 62.1 (25 Oct. 1990): 1-9.38.McConnell, Michael W. "Academic Freedom in Religious Colleges and Universities."Law and Contemporary Problems 53.3 (June 1990): 303-324.39.McGee, Robert W. "Hate Speech, Free Speech as: d the University." Akron lawReview 24.2 (Sept. 1990): 363-392.40.McMillin, David. 'Two Supreme Courts Speak on the Academic Freedom Privilege."Rutgers Law Review 42.4 (June 1990): 1089- 1131.41.Metzger, Walter P. 'The 1940 Statement of Principles on Academic Freedom andTenure." Law and Contemporary Problems 53.3 (June 1990): 3-77.42.Myers, Christopher. "Many Colleges Deplore Anti-Obscenity Pledge but Most AcceptU.S. Arts Grants, Anyway." Chronicle of Higher Education 36.43 (11 July 1990):A1,18.43.North, Don Mark. 'The Denial of an Academic Freedom Privilege." Pepperdine LawReview 18.1 (Dec. 1990): 213-245.44.Ochoa, Anna S., ed. Academic Freedom: To Teach and to Learn, Every Teacher'sIssue. West Haven, CT: National Education Association Professional Library,1990.45.Pitt. Gwyneth. "Academic Freedom and Education Reform: The Tenure Provisionsof the Education Reform Act 1988." Industrial Law Journal 19.1 (Mar. 1990):33-34.A;6.Robinson, Robert K., Geralyn McClure Franklin, and Billie Morgan Allen."University of Pennsylvania V. EEOC: The Demise of Academic Freedom Privilegein the Peer Review Process." Labor Law Journal 41.6 (June 1990): 364-369.47.Rottman, Larry. 'The Battle of The Normal Heart'." Academe 76.4 (July 1990):30-35.5in

ACADEMIC FREEDOM48.Sacken, Donald M. "Making No Sense of Academic Freedom: 'Parate V. Isibof."West's Education Law Reporter 56.4 (4 Jan. 1990): 1107-15.49.Sacken, Donald M. 'Taking Teaching Seriously: Institutional and Individual50.Shuger, Scott. 'The Academic Side-step: Academic Freedom Is Supposed to FosterDebate: So Why Do College Presidents Use It to Avoid Tough Issues?"Washington Monthly .22 (Apr.1990): 33-6.51.Skolnik, Michael L. "Upset's 'Continental Divide' and the Ideological Basis forDifferences in Higher Education Between Canada and United States." CanadianJournal of Higher Education 20.2 (1990): 81-93.52.Smith, Ralph R, and Dale Moore. "A Public University's Defense of Free53.Smolla, Rodney A. "Academic Freedom, Hate Speech, and the Idea of a University."Law and Contemporary Problems 53.3 (June 1990): 195-225.54.Strohm, Paul. 'The 1990 Wolf Trap Conference: Academic Freedom and ArtisticExpression." Academe 76.4 (July 1990): 7-12.55.Tasker, M. E., and D. E. Packham. "Freedom, Funding arc'. the Future of the56.Thomson, Judith Jervis. "Ideology and Faculty Selection." Law and ContemporaryProblems 53.3 (June 1990): 155-176.57.Traynor, Michael. "Defamation Law: Shock Absorbers for Its Ride Into the Grovesof Academe." Journal of College and University Law 16.3 (Dec. 1990): 373-96.58.Udow, Raz. 'Tax Dollars and the Responsibilities of Trusteeship." Academe 76.4(July 1990): 28-29.59.U.S. House Corn. on Educ. and Labor. Subcom. on Postsecondary Education.Hearing on the Rights of Artists and Scholars to Freedom of Expression and theDilemmas." Journal of Higher Education 61.5 (Sept. 1990): 548-64.Expression: The Issues and Events in the Staging of The Normal Heart'." PaperPresented at the Annual Meeting of the Speech Communication Association,Chicago, IL, November 1-4, 1990. (ERIC Document ED327894)Universities." Studies in Higher Education 15.2 (1990): 181-95.Rights of Taxpayers to Determine the Use of Public Funds, November 15, 1989.Washington, DC: U.S. Govt. Prtg. Off., 1990.60.Van Alstyne, William W. "Freedom and Tenure in the Academy: The FiftiethAnniversary of the 1940 Statement of Principles." Law and ContemporaryProblems 53.3 (June 1990): 1-418.61.Wood, Fiona "Factors Influencing Research Performance of University AcademicStaff." Higher Education 19.1 (1990): 81- 100.62.Zagano, Phyllis. "Sectarian Universities, Federal Funding, and the Question ofAcademic Freedom." Religious Education 85.1 (Dec. 1990): 136-48.614

ADMINISTRATION63."Higher Listening: Vatican Statement on Catholic Higher Education." Commonweal117 (9 Nov. 1990): 629.64.'The Lattice and the Ratchet." Business Officer 24.5 (Nov. 1990): 36-41.65."You Must Know the Past: Vartan Gregorian - University Presidents as Managers."Business Week (26 Mar. 1990): 68.66.Agassi, Joseph. "Academic Democracy Threatened: The Case of Boston University."Interchange 21.2 (1990): 26-34.67.Balkan, Lore, and Philip Sheldon. 'Developing Guidelines for IRM: A GrassrootsProcess in a Decentralized Environment." CAUSE/EFFECT 13.2 (June 1990):25-29, 33.68.Barnett, Lawrence J. 'The Blind Lead the Bland: Power-Culture Dominance in theAcademy." Change 22.3 (May 1990): 36- 40.69.Bennett, John B. 'The Dean and the Department Chair: Toward GreaterCollaboration." Educational Record 71.1 (Dec. 1990): 2,C-26.70.Bennett, John B., and David J. Figuli, eds. Enhancing Departmental Leadership:The Roles of the Chairperson. New York: Macmillan Pub. Co. 1990.71.Bepko, Gerald L. "An Experiment in Decentralized Management." AGB Reports 32.6(Nov. 1990): 27-30.72.Botstein, Leon. 'The College Presidency: 1970-1990." Change 22.2 (Mar. 1990):34-40.73.Chait, Richard P. 'The 1990s: The Decade of Trustees." New Directions for HigherEducation 18.2 (June 1990): 25-31.74.Coate, L. Edwin. 'TQM on Campus: Implementing Total Quality Management in aUniversity Setting." Business Officer 24.5 (Nov. 1990): 26-35.75.Cobelli, Janet Formicola, and Rodney Muth. "Administrative Decision-MakingStyles in Higher Education." Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting of theAmerican Educational Research Association, Boston, MA, April 16-20, 1990.(ERIC Document ED322863).76.Creswell, John W., et al. The Academic Chairperson's Handbook Lincoln, NE:University of Nebraska Press, 1990.77.Davenport, Paul. "Generating Academic Support for Information Systems."CAUSE/EFFECT 13.1 (Mar. 1990): 25-27,31- 33.78.Dingerson, Michael R "Lessons in Hiring Practices for Aspiring AcademicAdministrators." New Directions for Higher Education 18.4 (Dec. 1990): 29-37.79.Dye, Linda, and Robert Bing. "Collegiate: Member of a College or Inmate of aPrison?" Educational Record 71.1 (Dec. 1990): 32-34.715

ADMINISTRATION80.Feuerherd, Joe. "U.S. Catholic Academics Greet Vatican Document with Relief,Pleasure: Apostolic Constitution on Catholic Universities." National CatholicReporter 2C (5 Oct. 1990): 1-2.81.Fisher, James L., and Martha W. Tack. 'The Effective College President."Educational Record 71.1 (Dec. 1990): 6-10.82.Flawn, Peter T. A Primer for University Presidents: Managing the ModernUniversity. Austin, TX University of Texas Press, 1990.83.Fleischauer, John F. 'Thoughts of a Small College Dean on Management."Educational Record 71.1 (Dec. 1990): 22-23.84.Garrison, Stephen A. "Search Committees Ease the Selection Process: New85.Gorney, Carole. "Crisis Management: How to Plan Ahead for Potential Crises."American School & University 62 (Jan. 1990): 20-23A.86.Graves, Ben E. "Aging Forces Administrators to Take Action: Student and FacultyPopulations." American School & University 62 (May 1990): 21.87.Griesbach, Brian Russell. Administrative Control Exercised la Academic Deans.Ph.D. Dissertation: University of Wisconsin, Madison., 1990. (ERIC DocumentED342284).88.Hamlin, Alan. 'The President as Salesman." Educational Record 71.1 (Dec. 1990):11-14.89.Hollingsworth, A. Thomas, and Larry W. Boone. 'Decision Time: The Dilemma forInstitutions of Higher Education." CUPA Journal 41.1 (Mar. 1990): 1-9.90.Kauffman, Joseph F. "Administration Then and Now." New Directions for HigherEducation 18.4 (Dec. 1990): 99-107.91.Kells, H. R 'The Inadequacy of Performance Indicators for Higher Education--theNeed for a More Comprehensive and Development Construct." Higher EducationManagement 2.3 (1990): 258-70.92.Levine. Arthur. 'The Clock Is Ticking: U.S. Higher Education at a Crossroads."Change 22 (Nov. 1990): 4-6.93.Marshall, William J A. "Power: An Administrator's Guide Along the Corridors ofArrogance." AAUA-ERIC Administrators Update 7.1-3 (July 1990).94.Miller, Richard I. Major American Higher Education Issues and Challenges in the1990s. London: Jessica Kingsley Pub, 1990.95.Murray, Dennis J. 'The Essence of Management." Currents 16.3 (Max. 1990):26-30.Leadership for Universities." American School & University 62 (Aug. 1990):24-26J.816

ADMINISTRATION96.Nilsen, Aileen Pace. "How to Read Between the Lines: A Dictionary for ModernAdministrators." Change 22 (May 1990): 46-48.97.Plante, Patricia R, and Robert L. Caret. Myths and Realities of AcademicAdministration. New York, NY: Macmillan Publishing Company, 1990.98.Ross, Robert F. and Philip Emmert. 'The Influence of Structure on the Functionof an Administrative Unit: Single Focus Academic Structure or Multiple FocusAcademic Structure--Raising Some of the Issues." ACA Bulletin 71 (Jan. 1990):31-39.99.Russell, Susan H. A Descriptive Report of Academic Departments in HigherEducation Institutions Contractor Report. Washington, DC: National Center forEducation Statistics, Educational Resources Information Center, 1990.100.Seldin. Peter, et al. How Administrators Can Improve Teaching: Moving from Talkto Action in Higher Education. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass, 1990.101.Shapiro, Marc, and Britany Orlebeck. "University Communities Caucus." Nation'sCities Weekly 13 (17 Dec. 1990): 2.102.Simmons, John. and Susan Kahn. "Quality Circles in Higher Education: A Surveyof Mismanagement." CUPA Journal 41.3 (Sept. 1990): 29-34.103.Tellefsen, Thomas E. Improving College Management: An Integrated SystemsApproach. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass, 1990.104.Walsh, Frederick J. "Administrators for the Future." Liberal Education 76.1 (Jan.1990): 20-22.105.Wueste, Richard A. "How to Use Committees Effectively." American School &University 62 (Feb. 1990): 20D.AFFIRMATIVE ACTION106."Role Models." The Economist 315.7656 (26 May 1990): 26.107.Academic Senate for California Community Colleges. The Ramifications andImplications of Affirmative Action on HiriBg. Sacramento, CA: The Senate, 1990.(ERIC Document ED325184).108.Arciniega, Tomas A. 'The Challenge of Developing Effective Strategies to Recruitand Retain Ethnic Minority Faculty." Paper Presented at the CaliforniaCommunity Colleges Faculty and Staff Conference, San Diego, CA, March 26,1990. (ERIC Document ED320516).109.Arkes, Hadley. "And Now for Something Completely Different: The Politics ofQuotas." National Review 43 (24 June 1990): 23- 29.110.Bunzel, John H. "Minority Faculty Hiring: Problems and Prospects." AmericanScholar 59.1 (Dec. 1990): 39-52.917

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AIDS IN THE WORKPLACE125."AIDS Program Cited." Crain's, New York Business 6.49 (3 Dec. 1990): 16.126.Alaniz, Richard D. "As AIDS Spreads, Work Policies Needed." Business Insurance24.13 (26 Mar. 1990): 24.127.Alexander, Lori Boyea. "AIDS in the Workplace: A Legal Guide." Connecticut LawReview 22.4 (June 1990): 943-1008.128.Bradley, John. "Developing & Implementing a Policy onAIDS." Management Review79.2 (Feb. 1990): 64.129.Coleman, Kathleen. "Employees with AIDS: a Crisis in the Workplace." TheBusiness Journal Serving Charlotte and the Metropolitan Area 5.31 (19 Nov.1990): 1-4.130.Commerce Clearing House. AIDS in the Workplace. Chicago, IL: CommerceClearing House, 1990.131.Connolly. Walter B., Jr, and Alison B. Marshall. "An Employer's Legal Guide toAIDS in the Workplace." Saint Louis University Public Law Review 9.2 (Sept.1990): 561-585.132.Curran, Charles D. "Mandatory Testing of Public Employees for the HumanImmunodeficiency Virus: The Fourth Amendment and Medical Reasonableness."Columbia Law Review 90.3 (Apr. 1990): 720-759.133.Dozier, Jana. "A,.). AIDS Controversy and an Educational Mission." AGB Reports32.3 (May 1990): 32-33.134.Fried, Lisa I. "Confronting the Crisis." Management Review 79.2 (Feb. 1990): 1.135.---. "When AIDS Strikes the Office." Management Review 79.2 (Feb. 1990): 12-19.136.Heacock, Marian V., and Gregory P. Orvis. "AIDS in the Workplace: Public andCorporate Policy." Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy 13.2 (Mar. 1990):689-713.137.Israel, David, and Debra Scott. "AIDS-related Insurance Ceilings Are Risky."HRMagazine 35.11 (Nov. 1990): 85-87.138.Jennings, Daniel F. "AIDS in the Workplace: Legal Rights of Those Affected."American Papermaker 53.5 (May 1990): 53.139.---. "Coping with AIDS in the Workplace: Some Ethical Dilemmas." AmericanPapermaker 53.6 (June 1990): 73.140.Kelly, Joseph. 'The AIDS Virus in the Workplace: A Comparison of British andAmeri

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