Volume 14 No. 8
  • By the Way . . . Proposal to Reduce Lottery Revenue for Education
  • Actions of the Assembly Public Employees, Retirement and Social Security Committee
  • Actions of the Senate Education Committee
  • Due Process for Part-Time Faculty
  • Ask SSC . . . Which Minimum Wage Prevails—Federal or State?
  • An April Look at the May Revise—Stock Market Portends Possible Negative Consequences
  • 2000-01 Second Quarter Lottery Apportioned at $36.82
  • PG&E Bankruptcy Declaration Will Reverberate for Years
Volume 14 No. 7
  • By the Way . . . Board of Governors Wants Their Own Study on Part-Time Faculty
  • By the Way . . . Senate Education Committee Creates Suspense File
  • Californians View Higher Education as Essential for Success
  • Interdistrict Faculty Pilot Project: Chancellor’s Office Timeline and Implementation Details
  • Full-Time/Part-Time Faculty Pay Equity—A Concept for Implementation Developed by the ACCCA Human Resources Commission
  • By the Way . . . Electricity Crisis Beat Education as Number One Policy Issue in the Central Valley
  • Responsibility for Fraud Prevention and Detection
  • Supplemental Wage Taxes
  • Energy: The State Budget and California’s Future
  • By the Way . . . John Gray Completes SSC’s Team
Volume 14 No. 6
  • By the Way . . . Jack Scott Named as Chair of Senate Higher Education Subcommittee
  • By the Way . . . Board of Governors will Support a Bond Measure with Qualifications
  • By the Way . . . Assembly Budget Subcommittee #2 on Education
  • The Infrastructure Gap—Should Demand be Managed?
  • Legislation Introduced to Increase Funding For Noncredit Education
  • Proposed Retirement Legislation for Part-Time Faculty Would Create Administrative Nightmare
  • Board of Governors Supports Governor’s Proposed Community College Budget
  • By the Way . . . Not All Californians Have Shared in the State’s Recent Prosperity
  • How a District Budget is Much Like Your Household Budget
  • Energy Update