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A woman pushes a stroller past a group of public school teachers picketing outside Amundsen High School, Monday, Sept. 10, 2012, in Chicago. The school is one of more than 140 schools in the Chicago Public Schools' "Children First" contingency plan, which feeds and houses students for four hours during the teachers strike started by the Chicago Teachers Union Monday. (AP Photo/Sitthixay Ditthavong)
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As school and union leaders wrestled over a new teachers contract Tuesday, a huge, nagging question loomed in the background:
Once they finish, how will Chicago Public Schools pay for any new contract they forge?
There's no easy give in the budget, because CPS already depleted its rainy day "reserve'' fund to help plug a $665 million deficit this school year.
And if officials eke out enough cuts to pay for the cost of teacher raises this school year, a $1 billion deficit — and no "reserve'' cushion — awaits them next school year, when a pension relief package expires.
"I think the elephant in the room — and what every parent and taxpayer wants to know is — how is CPS going to pay for this contract, not only this year, but in future years," said Robin Steans, executive director of the school advocacy group Advance Illinois.
"Given the huge projected deficits, one has to wonder what sort of painful program cuts and trade-offs our children may be facing.''
The raises in the last teacher contract deal that was publicly rejected Sunday night would have cost $320 million over four years, and given the average teacher a 16 percent pay hike over that time, CPS officials say.
The first year tab for the raises alone would have been $80 million, although other elements of the contract could have saved the system money and knocked down that tab, said CPS spokeswoman Becky Carroll.
Whatever deal is finally reached, CPS will have to make roughly an equivalent amount of cuts to pay for it, but one easy answer — raising class size — is not in the mix of options it's considering to save money, Carroll said.
Doing so would be hugely unpopular with parents and also with teachers, who say bigger class sizes could impact instruction, as well as, ultimately, their ratings on new teacher evaluations — a subject of huge contention in ongoing talks.
However, Carroll insisted, "We are protecting and maintaining class size.''
With enrollment on a decline, one source of savings could be the shutdown of half-empty, underutilized schools, said Laurence Msall, president of the Civic Federation, a budget watchdog group.
"CPS definitely has to be looking at right-sizing their schools,'' Msall said. "The focus should be on eliminating under-utilized schools.''
However, Carroll noted that closing or consolidating schools could only begin next school year and would not generate the savings needed to pay for teacher raises this school year. Asked about whispers that the system plans to close 100 schools, Carroll said, "there's just no truth to that.''
Carroll conceded the system will have to make "some very painful cuts that we would otherwise like to avoid,'' but could not provide any examples. "That's a decision the budget team is wrestling with now,'' she said.
Rod Estvan, education policy analyst with the disability advocacy group Access Living, urged Emanuel to get creative to cover teacher raises.
To squeeze through the year, Estvan said, the mayor could, temporarily at least, not charge CPS for city services such as garbage pickup — which was free until a few years ago — and police stationed in high schools.
Last school year, CPS caught heat from teachers when it cancelled the teachers promised 4 percent raise, at a cost of $80 million, and gave an extra $70 million to Chicago police that was not contractually required.
CPS officials said Mayor Rahm Emanuel decided CPS had been underpaying the police department for years, so in 2011 CPS agreed to pay police $25 million instead of $8 million a year, and to apply the new tab retroactively, dating back to 2009.
That sleight of hand helped plug a budget hole in another city agency, and similar maneuvering could help CPS in a pinch, Esvtan said.
"There's a bunch of other ways the city could absorb the costs,'' Esvtan said. "They [CPS officials] are not alone in this.
"If the mayor decides he wants to make a deal, he can mobilize city assets for CPS..
"They [CPS officials] hurt CPS when they took that money and gave it to the CPD. If the mayor can do it one way, he can do it the other way. That's a decision he has to make.''


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Dec. 2, 2014
New York University says procedures intended to protect workers at its Shanghai campus were not properly reviewed by Jones Lang LaSalle, real estate consulting firm hired to conduct labor compliance monitoring at building site; revelation comes amid review of labor conditions at NYU's Abu Dhabi campus. MORE
Oct. 15, 2014
New York State's Court of Appeals unanimously votes to allow New York University's plan for major expansion in the heart of Greenwich Village. MORE
Oct. 14, 2014
Exhibit Haunted Files: The Eugenics Record Office, at New York University's Asian/Pacific/American Institute, recreates Eugenics Record Office, early 20th century institution where scientists applied rudimentary genetics to singling out supposedly superior races and degrading minorities. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
Bill Bragin, Lincoln Center's director of public programming, will head New York University's performing arts center in Abu Dhabi. MORE
Sep. 3, 2014
Dancer turned historian Jennifer Homans is set to open the Center for Ballet and the Arts at New York University, organization that will establish ballet as serious subject of academic inquiry and weigh ballet's past, present and future; center seeks to invigorate art form following Homans' assertion that ballet is dying. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
Dale Jamieson, professor of environmental studies, philosophy and law who runs Animal Studies Initiative at New York University, describes his typical Sunday routine. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
New York University and government of Abu Dhabi say that investigative firm headed by former federal prosecutors has been hired to conduct inquiry into allegations of widespread labor abuse at university's new Middle East campus. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Christopher Gray Streetscapes column observes that old network of easements and rights of way beside and behind mansions on Fifth Avenue between East 78th and 79th Streets made life more comfortable for millionaires; notes, however, that configurations are now creating a headache for New York University, which is facing resistance for plans to build connecting walkway from its Institute of Fine Arts to condominium next door. MORE
Jun. 16, 2014
Two professors have evidence of what has long been suspected: Insider trading is common, arising from perhaps a quarter of all public company deals. MORE
Jun. 14, 2014
New York University names insurance industry executive William R Berkley as chair-designate for its board of trustees. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Appraisal column; New York University proposes plan to connect two Upper East Side buildings, one of which is a landmark structure, with a 10-foot-long passageway in a sunken alley; proposal is encountering resistance from some neighborhood residents who fear that NYU's plan will negatively impact property values. MORE
May. 26, 2014
Former President Bill Clinton delivers the first graduation speech at New York University in Abu Dhabi, despite pleas in the United States that he boycott the event to protest the poor treatment of foreign laborers who helped construct the new campus; expresses support for NYU president John Sexton, while voicing his concerns regarding the issue. MORE
May. 22, 2014
New York University apologizes following report about mistreatment of workers who built its Abu Dhabi campus; says that it will work with its partner, Abu Dhabi government, to investigate; experts on labor conditions in region warn that it will be difficult to prevent further abuses on campus, given laws currently in place. MORE
May. 20, 2014
New York University issues apology to any workers on its newly completed Abu Dhabi campus who were treated poorly, following news reports of widespread abuses among labor force that numbered about 6,000 at its peak; article described workers being arrested, beaten and deported to their home countries after striking over pay; conditions are common to projects in United Arab Emirates, where poor South Asian immigrants make up most of the work force. MORE
May. 19, 2014
Workers who built New York University's new campus in Abu Dhabi say they were subjected to grim conditions, crackdowns and violence; labor exploitation is common in United Arab Emirates, where strikes are illegal, but NYU issued 'statement of labor values' in 2009 that was intended to protect the workers; revelations undermine university's vision of creating a zone of cultural freedom in the Arab world. MORE
May. 2, 2014
New York University Law School trustee Daniel E Straus is stepping down; Straus's company had subpoenaed personal emails, texts and diaries of two NYU law students who have supported efforts on campus to draw attention to labor dispute in which Straus is involved. MORE
May. 1, 2014
Michael Powell Gotham column; New York University School of Law trustee Daniel E Straus subpoenas two students, Luke Herrine and Leo Gertner, for their correspondence after they publicly criticized his labor practices; Herrine and Gertner had been supporting union strike to oppose cuts Straus was fighting to make at two nursing home companies he owns. MORE
Apr. 13, 2014
Martin Lipton has played large role in shaping agenda at New York University during his 16 years as chairman of the board; Lipton's views on running university parallel his earlier views in corporate world, including supremacy of incumbent management; Lipton plans to step down in 2015. MORE
Mar. 10, 2014
Editorial praises Columbia University and New York University for their plans to tighten their policies on unpaid internships; contends the universities are setting a good example for other colleges and universities. MORE
Mar. 7, 2014
Rejuvenated by Coach Lauren Hall-Gregory, Division III New York University women's basketball team will face New England in their first NCAA tournament game since 2009. MORE
Feb. 24, 2014
Kenneth G Langone, major benefactor of NYU Langone Medical Center, has hosted fund-raisers for Senate and House members who helped pass $60 billion in post-Hurricane Sandy disaster aid; such fund-raisers might be seen as cost of doing business, but they have caused distress among some NYU medical faculty members because they say Langone solicited donations from them in several mass emails. MORE
Feb. 19, 2014
Former Polytechnic University officially became NYU Polytechnic School of Engineering on Jan 1, after start of the academic semester, several Polytechnic sports teams, called NYU-Poly, have been allowed to remain intact through the end of their respective spring seasons; as a result, dozens of NYU-Poly athletes are competing in various sports for a school that exists only in their memories. MORE
Jan. 9, 2014
Ruling by Justice Donna Mills of State Supreme Court in Manhattan to temporarily block half of New York University's sprawling expansion plan is direct outgrowth of successful struggle of preservationist Jane Jacobs in 1960s; Jacobs led effort to thwart highly contentious proposal to create Lower Manhattan Expressway, which would have gutted Greenwich Village and Washington Square Park. MORE
Jan. 8, 2014
New York State Judge Donna M Mills unexpectedly blocks about half of New York University's large and hotly debated expansion plan to build four towers in school's leafy and largely low-scale Greenwich Village neighborhood; rules Bloomberg administration wrongfully agreed to turn over three public parks to NYU without first obtaining approval from the State Legislature. MORE
Dec. 13, 2013
Graduate teaching and research assistants at New York University vote overwhelmingly to unionzie; as affiliates of the United Automobile Workers, they will make up the only such union in the country recognized by a private university. MORE
Dec. 2, 2013
Mary Schmidt Campbell, who is retiring as dean of Tisch School of the Arts at New York University, says there is plenty of unfinished business in field of arts education; Campbell is looking forward to raising her voice on issues close to her heart after career spent keeping those opinions relatively quiet while holding many high-profile positions in New York's cultural world. MORE
Nov. 27, 2013
New York University and union for graduate assistants announces they have reached agreement under which university will again recognize and bargain with union if majority vote in favor of having union representation; school's president John Sexton has been criticized for 2005 decision to stop recognizing labor union that represented some 1,200 assistants. MORE
Nov. 5, 2013
Asher Vongtau, New York University sophomore, survives fall between two TriBeCa buildings, but was trapped, undetected and badly injured in tiny crevice for nearly 36 hours; New York City Fire Dept rescue operations officials, who had to quickly execute a rescue through the wall of a garage, say that it is possible given Vongtau's position and layout of buildings that he was on roof of his 18-story dormitory when he fell. MORE
Nov. 4, 2013
Missing New York University student Asher Vongtau is found and rescued from bottom of narrow shaft between two buildings in TriBeCa; he is in serious condition at Bellevue Hospital Center; university officials say they do not know how student ended up wedged in the space, and report that the rescue effort took more than 90 minutes, forcing firefighters to cut through a cinder block wall. MORE
Aug. 15, 2013
New York University says that it will no longer lend money to top employees to buy vacation homes, and that it will grant faculty members more participation in school decisions; move is part of slate of changes designed to ease tensions between university leaders and its rank-and-file professors; university also announces that is president John Sexton will step down once his term ends in 2016. MORE
Jul. 11, 2013
Chen Guangcheng, blind legal advocate who challenged Chinese government over its harsh family planning policies, finds himself enmeshed in controversies over partisan politics after a year in United States; backed by coterie of conservative figures, he has publicly accused New York University of bowing to Chinese pressure and prematurely ending his fellowship this summer. MORE
Jul. 11, 2013
Sen Charles E Grassley, Republican of Iowa, wants to examine New York University's executive compensation practices, specifically loans to faculty and executives, but insists university is not forthcoming and has yet to provide crucial information requested; university holds that it has complied, that all categories of information have been provided, and that scrutiny is unfair. MORE
Jun. 25, 2013
Chen Guangcheng, blind legal activist who fled China with his family amid a diplomatic crisis in 2012, arrives in Taiwan for 18-day visit; during news conference, he praises Taiwanese democracy while refusing to talk about recent allegations that New York University, which had hosted him for past year, had been pressured by China to remove him. MORE
Jun. 22, 2013
Officials at New York University say several electronic devices given to Chen Guangcheng, Chinese legal advocate, were loaded with spyware designed to track his family's movement and their online activity during his fellowship there; Chen says discovery of tracking software comes as a complete surprise. MORE
Jun. 18, 2013
New York University has made loans to executives and star professors for expensive vacation homes, in what educational experts call a bold new frontier for lavish university compensation; already attracts attention for multimillion-dollar loans it extends to some faculty for buying homes in New York City, practice it has defended as necessary to attract talent to one of most expensive cities on earth, but experts say aid for vacation homes is all but unheard of. MORE
Jun. 17, 2013
Chen Guangcheng, dissident legal advocate whose escape from house arrest to American Embassy in Beijing provoked diplomatic crisis in 2012, says he is being forced to leave New York University over concerns that his activism is harming university's relationship with China. MORE
May. 21, 2013
New York University School of Medicine researchers Yudong Zhu, Xing Yang and Ye Li are arrested on commercial bribery charges; prosecutors say the three medical imaging researchers conspired to take bribes from a Chinese medical imaging company and a Chinese-sponsored research institute to share nonpublic information about their NYU work. MORE
May. 11, 2013
New York University's Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development votes 117 to 45 against university president John Sexton, bringing to four the number of NYU schools or campuses who have rejected his leadership through no confidence votes; votes call attention to strong opinions that Sexton's 11 years in office continue to generate. MORE
Mar. 26, 2013
Letter from Martin Lipton, chairman of New York University board of trustees, comments on Jeff Goodwin's March 21 Op-Ed article criticizing NYU president John Sexton. MORE
Mar. 21, 2013
Op-Ed article by New York University professor Jeff Goodwin explains why faculty of arts and science approved no-confidence resolution against university president John Sexton; expresses hope that Sexton will come to understand that NYU would be better off with more trusted and less divisive leader. MORE
Mar. 16, 2013
Faculty of New York University's Arts and Science college approves vote of 'no confidence' in university president John Sexton, handing him embarrassing setback when he is aggressively selling school's expansion plans at home and abroad. MORE
Mar. 10, 2013
Faculty of New York University's Arts and Science school is set to begin five-day no-confidence vote on university president John Sexton, whose ambitious efforts to expand university and raise money have led some to view him as a hero and others as an autocrat; vote may serve as important referendum on direction of American higher education and role of university leaders. MORE
Mar. 4, 2013
New York University tax returns shows Dr Harold S Koplewicz, an executive at NYU Medical Center, received $1,230,00 payment in 2009-2010 fiscal year, around the time he left to found a competing organization; revelation follows discovery of NYU's sizable parting gift to Jacob J Lew, former university executive and now confirmed to lead Treasury Department. MORE
Feb. 26, 2013
Jacob J Lew, Pres Obama's nominee to lead Treasury Department, received $685,000 in severance pay when he left New York University in 2006 to take a job at Citigroup; disclosure is receiving scrutiny from Senate Republicans, who are raising questions about why such a large bonus was given to an executive who left a tax-exempt university voluntarily. MORE
Feb. 24, 2013
Steve Lohr Unboxed column; New York University's Center for Urban Science and Progress, founded in 2012, is joining global drive to apply modern sensor, computing and data-sifting technologies to urban environments; goal is to attain greater efficiency, quality of life and resource management. MORE
Feb. 24, 2013
Character Study column on Hovey Burgess, 72-year-old circus performer and professor of circus techniques at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York University; his class is required for first-year students in the master's acting program. MORE
Feb. 24, 2013
Andrew Goldman Talk interview with New York University School of Business dean Peter Henry, whose book Turnaround has been published. MORE
Dec. 24, 2012
New York University is offering small percentage of medical students a chance to finish school early, in three years instead of traditional four, saving both time and considerable cost; administrators say students can finish in shorter time frame without compromise to their training, an experiment that medical schools around nation are watching carefully. MORE
Dec. 13, 2012
Faculty at New York University's School of Arts and Sciences plan to meet to decide whether to hold a no-confidence vote about university president John Sexton; some faculty members say Sexton has been unresponsive to their concerns, particularly on subject of university's plans to expand in Greenwich Village and its controversial efforts to establish footholds around the world. MORE
Nov. 6, 2012
New York University received offers of help from research institutions worldwide, many of them direct competitors, as flood waters from Hurricane Sandy surged into its facilities on Manhattan's East Side; response reflects generational shift as researchers increasingly share expensive or difficult-to-produce resources, even while individual labs continue to compete with each other. MORE
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Juan Flores, a Scholar of Puerto Rican Culture in New York, Dies at 71
Professor Flores, a pioneer in studying "Nuyorican" culture, was the director of Latino studies at New York University and an advocate for Puerto Rican writers.
December 13, 2014, Saturday
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N.Y.U. Faces Worker Protection Issues at Shanghai Campus
The university said that a company hired to monitor work conditions at its Shanghai campus did not comply; workers' conditions at the Abu Dhabi campus were criticized this spring.
December 2, 2014, Tuesday
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At Guggenheim, Protesters Renew Criticism of Abu Dhabi Expansion Plan
The museum plans a new branch on Saadiyat Island, where there is already a New York University campus built by migrant laborers who worked under harsh conditions.
November 7, 2014, Friday
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Therapist and Patient Share a Theater of Hurt
A clinical psychologist and her patient will appear in a show called "Borderline," which features the two women playing themselves and dealing with the patient's borderline personality disorder.
November 6, 2014, Thursday
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Protests Resume at Guggenheim Over Abu Dhabi Museum
Critics say they will take their protests to donors, not just managers of the museum.
November 5, 2014, Wednesday
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Court Gives Go-Ahead to Expansion by N.Y.U.
The Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court unanimously voted on Tuesday to allow for a major expansion in the heart of Greenwich Village.
October 15, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON NEW YORK UNIVERSITY AND: Colleges and Universities , Greenwich Village (Manhattan, NY) , New York University , Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation
When Racism Was a Science
A new exhibit recreates the Eugenics Record Office, where scientists once applied rudimentary genetics to singling out supposedly superior races and degrading minorities.
October 14, 2014, Tuesday
MORE ON NEW YORK UNIVERSITY AND: Genetics and Heredity , Davenport, Charles B (1866-1944) , Race and Ethnicity , Minorities , Colleges and Universities , Sterilization (Biological) , Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory , New York University , Immigration and Emigration , Laughlin, Harry H (1880-1943)
Wall Street's Young Bankers Are Still Mostly White and Male, Report Says
Among this year's class of first-year bankers, known on Wall Street as analysts, 77.5 percent are men, a report by the recruiting start-up Vettery found.
September 30, 2014, Tuesday
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Organizing to Defend a Professor's Freedom of Speech
After the University of Illinois revoked a job offer to Prof. Steven G. Salaita, a political theorist at Brooklyn College organized a counterattack.
September 29, 2014, Monday
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Certainties, Uncertainties and Choices with Global Warming
We can be certain about climate change uncertainty but still address the risk.
September 26, 2014, Friday
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Yellen Speaks at N.Y.U. Commencement
Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, told graduates at New York University that a willingness to stand up for principles is a crucial trait.
Letter of Termination
The visa cancellation for a Bangladeshi worker from New York University's Saadiyat Island campus, one of hundreds sent home because of "refusal to work" last October. The men, employees of the BK Gulf company, went on strike, which is illegal in the United Arab Emirates.
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April 18, 2014Cool Planet Member The Grand Del Mar undergoes retrofits and reduces energy consumption to shrink its carbon footprint. Learn more about the resort's green initiatives here.
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The Calendar Alert at Scot's Newsletter Forums let me know that today is your birthday, my young friend. Here's hoping you have a wonderful day. Stay happy and healthy for many, many more birthdays, Istimsak!
The Slackware Documentation Project
Greetings fellow Slackware Linux users!
A week ago on Jeremy's LinuxQuestions.org, Nicolas Kovaks (kikinovak) made a post suggesting the need for a centrally located compendium of Slackware Linux documentation that could be compiled, maintained, and archived for use by all. This posting mobilized the hardcore Slackware user community at LQ.org to post suggestions and criticisms regarding this topic. Thanks to Mr. Eric Hameleers (Alien Bob), a Slackware Linux Core Team member and Mr. Nicolas Kovacs, an IT professional and creator of MicroLinux, the dream of many a Slacker for the past 19 years has become a reality.
The Slackware Linux Documentation Project is born! The project has the blessing of Slackware's BDFM, Patrick Volkerding. It is currently being designed and staffed and will go live very soon. It is using the DocuWiki wiki software. This is a worldwide, multi-language (English as primary) community project. Your help is needed. Please come join us in creating what we hope will be the largest single source of Slackware Linux knowledge on the Net.
The wiki is in the process of being created and staffed at this time. You can still register and begin contributing. Also, your thoughts and input are welcome on the mailing list and the project's IRC channel. Let's work together to make this happen!
-- the original thread at LinuxQuestions.org
-- the Alien Pastures (Alien Bob's blog) article
-- the Slackware Documentation Project wiki
-- the SlackDocs mailing list
-- IRC Channel = #slackdocs on freenode.net
~V. T. Eric Layton, Slackware Linux Documentation Project - Staff Editor
We could use your help, Matthew! :)
You beat me to it. I was just stopping by to post this: http://linux.slashdot.org/story/12/08/22/1355228/slackware-documentation-project-begins-in-earnest
Come join us!
Well, it's been a while...
I thought I'd pop in here and bump the very first thread ever posted in this area of the forum; appropriate that it be about the oldest living distribution of GNU/Linux.
Slackware STILL ROCKS! :)
Well, you know how it is...
Between being an Admin at Scot's Newsletter Forums - Bruno's All Things Linux, running my own personal board, and trying to provide some minimally entertaining or educational content going on my three blogs; I'm just overwhelmed some days. ;)
I'll try to peak in here more often, though.
You folks be good now. Don't burn the place down while I'm gone. :)
P.S. I'm easy to find if you need me... http://vtel.jaylach.com/vtel57/vtel57.html
You're a trooper, buddy. Thanks for all you do.
I've been remiss in visiting here at Linux.com lately because... well, because I just don't have the time to visit all the forums and blogs that I like to visit on any given day. Sometimes, you just have to pass on one or two. Unfortunately, time gets by you and you realize you haven't logged in at one of your fav places in months. That's the nature of the Internet these days... information overload.
It's good to see some familiar faces still hanging around the place, though. Hope all is well with everyone. I too am looking forward to seeing how Daniel's vision for this place will look when it becomes reality.
Take care all...
I'm easy to find. Just click on my name under my sig pic. :)
I see you're back to your original avatar. I never did get used to the newer one you were using. ;)
Hmm... so it seems we are mostly just a forum for the moment, huh? Ah well... nice to see some familiar folks. :)
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