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day after
In Ehringhaus donn, STAND members postponed a
discussion until after the ABC news program on the
movie's effects. Viewers were scheduled to discuss how
they fell about the likelihood of a nuclear attack and
what could be done to prevent a war.
During the news program, Shultz said the movie was
"not the future at all."
"7Tie film is a vivid and dramatic portrayal of the
fact that nuclear war is simply not acceptable," Shultz
said in an interview on ABC immediately following the
broadcast. The policy of the United States "for decades
now," has been "based on the idea that we simply do
not accept a nuclear war, and we've been successful in
preventing it."
education
the parents themselves, she said.
"We don't develop the activities here and send them
out for use," Olmsted said. "An activity used in
Wisconsin may not be appropriate for use in Florida."
Parent educators spend the other half of their time in
the classroom. In addition, 50 percent or more of those
parents not directly employed by PEFTP volunteer to
participate directly in classroom activities, Olmsted said.
"We feel that very often parents we work with have
not had positive experiences with schooling itself,"
Olmsted said. "We want to get them to see school as a
positive place. We want parents and children to be
equal educators of children."
The program also encourages parents to become in
volved in the PEFTP decision-making process, Olmsted
said. Parents have input both into running the program
itself and into the school systems. ,
If the parents have grievances against the school,
PEFTP provides alternative groups for problem
solving, she said. The program encourages parents to
become involved in school board elections and bonding
issues.
"The idea is that by getting parents involved in
education issues, they will then encourage their children
to stay in school," Olmsted said.
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The only reason the United States has nuclear
weapons, Shultz added, "is to see to it that they aren't
used." And he said the destructive capability of the.
U.S. nuclear arsenal has been reduced by 70 percent
since the 1960s.
"In addition to having this policy of balance and
deterrent, we have a policy of reduction," he said-. "In
President Reagan's efforts to deal with this problem,
reduction of nuclear weapons has been at the top of its
list."
Many of the expected 75 million viewers gathered in
churches and neighbors' homes to watch The Day
After, a $7 million, 2'-hour movie that shows
residents of the Kansas City area dying instantly by ir
radiation, others in nearby Lawrence, Kan., dying slow
ly by radiation poisoning, and a resulting society ruled
The program originated in 1968 out of the Head Start
Program. Olmsted said Head Start was effective as long
as children were in the program, but once they left Head
Start, their gains faded away.
"Follow Through was developed to pick up children
as they are leaving Head Start and to create a learning
environment more receptive to their needs," Olmsted
said.
UNC is ranked third among 15 universities involved
in PEFTP. With seven school systems ranging from
Florida to Wisconsin, UNCs is one of the larger pro
grams in the country, Olmsted said.
The program is monitored by faculty in the School of
Education. Its direction entails communicating with one
person in charge of each of the seven communities. In
addition, Olmsted makes personal visits to check on the
program's progress.
Although PEFTP is faculty-directed, five graduate
students also receive both direct training and research
skills through the program. These students work with
PEFTP data and with the monitoring of the program.
This work entails analyzing child improvement data.
The graduate students also make trips to com
munities, where they work with the teachers, parents
and children. In addition, they sometimes develop
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by rifles and fear.
ABC-TV in New York said it received 1,075 tele
phone calls immediately after the broadcast. ABC
spokesman David Horowitz said 662 of the callers "ex
pressed support" for the broadcast, 393 gave "negative
views," and the remainder were asking for information
about follow-up programs.
Psychiatrists set up hot-lines to help viewers handle
the specter of nuclear war. Anti-nuclear groups sche
duled candlelight vigils in Kansas City and Lawrence
after the movie and planned rallies and public meetings
in dozens of cities throughout the week.
ABC executives called it "the most important movie
we or anyone else have ever made" and it came against
the backdrop of a debate in Europe over whether U.S.
nuclear missiles should be stationed in West Germany.
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materials to be used in the program.
Analysis of the PEFTP data shows positive results,
Olmsted said. A survey conducted in 1980-81 showed
dropout rates among PEFTP children were significantly
reduced, she said.
In this survey, children in the program since 1969
were compared with older siblings who had not been in
the program. The results showed a 28 percent dropout
rate among the program's children and a 50 percent rate
among their siblings.
Olmsted said the program was more concerned with
children staying in school than with their grade levels.
She said that if the child were given a positive learning
environment, he would stay in school and his grades
should naturally improve.
The program has also found success on the parent
level, Olmsted said. Hundreds of PEFTP parents have
returned to high school to earn their diplomas. In
addition, some have gone on to vocational school or to
college.
Olmsted added that the government's continued
' funding for PEFTP further indicates its success in the
face of so many educational cutbacks in the Reagan
administration.
faculty
situation the University must be sensitive to the. in
creased possibility that a feeling of isolation can result'
he wrote. "We must be ever mindful that it is the
responsibility of all faculty and staff to create an atmos
phere where all who join us feel respected, comfortable
and relaxed as they pursue their new responsibilities as
members of our family."
As for the University's student population, die report
indicated there was a slight decrease in total enrollment,
from 22,016 in 1982 to 21,757 in 1983. Black enrollment
also decreased from 1,913 in 1982 to 1,883 in 1983.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon Swarms of
Israeli fighter-jets rocketed and strafed
positions, in the Syrian-held mountains
east of Beirut in a retaliatory raid Sun
day, and ground gunners shot down at
least one of the planes.
The fighters came from over the
Mediterranean, roared low over Beirut
and hurtled east starting at 2 p.m. (7
a.m. EST). They made at least a dozen
runs over the capital and the mountains.
State radio said as many as 18
warplanes struck a half-dozen villages in
the 45-minute attack, the third Israeli
retaliatory strike this month against
targets in Syrian-held parts of Lebanon.
Syria claimed two Israeli planes were
downed Sunday.
Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, in an
interview on Israel Television's Arabic
service, said, "We will continue to fight
the terrorists. . .as long as their efforts
are aimed at hurting Israel." He warned
that Israel may "act in ways it has not yet
done" to combat guerrilla attacks, but
he did not elaborate.
TRIPOLI, Lebanon PLO rebels
poured artillery shells on this city of a
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ck representation in
undergraduate enrollment, but black representation in
the professional and graduate schools decreased from
8.4 percent in 1982 to 7.9 percent in 1983 and from 5.5
percent in 1982 to 5.3 percent in 1983.
The total number of female students exceeded the
total number of male students for the sixth consecutive
year. The University has a current enrollment of 12,035
female students 55.3 percent of the total. Females
outnumber males at the undergraduate and graduate
school levels, but are outnumbered two to one in the
professional schools 1,122 to 560.
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half-million people Sunday and fought
Yasser Arafat's loyalists near the Bad
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the 100th Harvard-Yale football game,
officials said Sunday.
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SILK HOPE, N.C. A Ku Mux
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in Chatham County, Sheriff Jack Elkins
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David Wallace, 47, died of a wound
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