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Should PBBM pursue war vs illegal drugs?

Commission on Human Rights (CHR) Should the administration of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. pursue the campaign against illegal drugs? The Commission on Human Rights (CHR) fully agrees. But it stressed “the need to address the illegal drugs problem beyond being a mere issue of c
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Report University Faculty See Biggest Pay Decrease in 50 Years / Public News Service

College faculty across the country saw the biggest decrease in their wages in nearly a half century, according to an annual report. The American Association of University Professors finds average pay for full-time faculty increased 2% in fall 2021, compared with 2020. However, when inflation is factored in, real wages actually decreased 5%. ...
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Study UT Public Schools Students High Achievers Despite Low State Funding / Public News Service

A new survey of public school systems around the country found Utah continues to rank among the top tier of states for its education system, but many Utah educators believe the states schools could be among the countrys elite if the state would increase funding. A recent WalletHub study ranked Utah schools 13th overall, with high marks for education quality, campus safety and SAT scores, but dead last in per-pupil funding. Brad Asay, president of the American Federation of Teachers-Utah, said ...
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Arkansas Teachers Spend Their Summer Asking for Pay Raises

When the new school year starts mid-August, many Arkansas teachers will have spent the summer in a frustrating bid to convince legislators they deserve a raise. The state has a budget surplus of $1.6 billion, and in early June, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said a pay increase for educators would be on the agenda for the special legislative session. ...
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