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2. Poor IChtevement coupled wtth high cost re.utts when control
s t.ken from perents .nd given to bur •• ucrat •• nd te.cher.'
unions. Education should be deregulated so parents, not Big
Bro«her government, chooM wMt, when, where, how,.nd by
whom their cNldren .r. taught. Competjtion me.n •. more
�Itty for Ie •• money.
Gwendoline Stillwell
Libertarian
AGE-67, east lansing
OCCUPATION-Elementary teacher 30 years; 2 years
rural school
. EDUCATION-Rural schools K-8th; Rodney B. Wilson
H.S.; 2 y .. rs, Central Michigan U�iversity; B.A.,
Michigan State University .
BACKGROUND-Born McBain, MI. Raised on farm
Clinton Co. � to 4-H. Married. 2 daughters, 5
grandchildren. Member Housing Commission, East
Lansing. Active in many teacher organizations.
1. P.rents need choice .nd controt In .1 m.tt.rs of childr.n·.
education. Pubeic support of schoo's equals government
controt. Government controt homogeniz.. learning levels.
Government curriculums support tdNlogy to perpetu.te itHff.
Citizens 10M freedoms when not informed of historical .nd
current political actMti •• , Tuition tax credits, no pubtic .upport.
2. Competency leveta dectirltng. Escalating co.ts for public
education. Certification eliminated-hire from I.rger poof.
Curriculum. fr .. to IOar. Priv •• schoof. u .. fundi .fficientty.
Government IChootI OYef"POC)UIat. bur •• ucracy. More money
never produce. r�. Market force. needed. Tuition tax
credits-vouchers. Home schooled-pur. Ie.rning opportuni-
ty. Support home schodiug. AboU.h r.strictive I.w •.
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Philip H. Power
Democrat
AGE-52. Ann Arbor .
OCCUPATION-Chairman of Suburban Communications
Corporation, publisher of Observer & Eccentric N
papers
EDUCATION-B.A.,_Univ
Univeraity, England
BACKGROUND-Regent, University of MichiQan; Ch_ ...
Michigan Job Training Coordinating Council; member,
Governor's Commission on the Future of' Higher
Education and Commission on Jobs and Economlc
Development
1. Bal.ncing go.'s of m.int.ining quality, insuring .cce.sibiIity,
controlling costs. Mich�n r.nk. low in support for he
education; result i. unlver.ities h.ve to r.i.. tuition.
Impossjble to work your way through college. Solution is tough:
no extra money likely from .t.te or feds. Mu.t r.ise priv.t,
money, man.ge cosrs better.
Donald F. Tucker
Democrat
Material not available at time of printing.
Marvin L. each
Republican
AGE-63, Ann Arbor
OCCUPATtON-President, The Communications Group, a .
,"",ia holding company; member, President Bush's
Education Advisory Committee .
EDUCATION-A.B. (Political Science), U. of M .• 1950;
M.A. (Speech, Education). U. of M.. 1951; Ph.D,
(Speech, Education), U. of M., 1958 ,
BACKGROUND-U.S. Congressman, 1966-76 (member,
Education, Science Committees); Director, Seminars &
Programs, American Enterpri.. Institute, 1910-87;
member of Staff. WSU, U. of M., 1951-84
1. In the decade .head, the university must build on it. tradition of
exceltente to become • global university, .ven while MrVing as
• m.jor research .nd education resource for the state .nd its
.tudent.. Coat cont.inment me •• ure. mu.t be .ddr •• 1ed
equally with .ddition., source. of revenue- public .nd
priv.t •.
Shirt.y�M: McF
Republican '
AGE-eo, Battte Creek
OCCUPATION-Current Mayor, Battle Creek; Busines .... -
Manufacturing Company. International Trade
EDUCATION-A.B. (�istory),. U. of M., 1951 (Phi Beta
Kappa); M.A. (Political Science), W.M.U.; Secondary
T aching Certificate
BACKGROUND-Former teacher, college instructor; 18
years in business; 10 years as elected official. public
budgeting, human resources; 35 y.ars ·in community
ctivities serving economic development and human
needs
1. Cruci., problem-Support for pr ... rv.tion .nd .nh.ncement
of its position •• internationally acdaimed univer.ity of
excellence, providing educa� 0 highest quality, furthering
re .. arch, promoting economic de\.lopment. Po. sible lOIu­
tion-Furthering public .w.rene.s, •• peci.,ty .mong Michig.n
citizens, of v.lue of thl' .... t by programs that promot,
Interaction betw .. n university world and communities.
Jam
la Hudler
Llbert.n.n
Material not available at time of printing.
David H. Raaflaub
Llbertanan
AGE-46. Ann Mbo. .
OCCUPATION-Lawyer
EDUCATION-A.B., University of Michigan; J.D., Wayn
State University law School
BACKGROUND-lived in Michigan since 1945; in Ann
Arbor since 1962
Lawrene.D.O
Democr.t .,
AGE-4f5. East lansing
OCCUPATION-Senior Partner - Miller, Cannetd, Paddock
'- and Stone
_ �EDUCATION-B.A. (with honor). M.S.U .• 1867; J.D. (cum
. \ laude). U. of M., 1970
SACKGROUND-Chair of M.S.U.=Board. Mayor of East �-- ...... -
',.' lansing (1979- 83); Deputy Commisslon8r of Iniurance
." (1978-18); M.S.U. President's Club; M.S.U. Wharton
Center Platinum Circle; Special Alaistant Attorney
General of Michigan Education Trust
1. High tuition is too gr.at • burden on modera. and low income
f.m ...... W. mu.t be more .fficient, reduce co.l-ttu'ough
cooper.tion wtth other colleges, and fight for • higher funding
priority .t the federal .nd state level. Our job I. to educ.te
Michig.n'. chjldren. High tuition def.ats that purpose.
'" Gold
Workers Wortd
AGE--40. Detroit
BACKGROUND-Leader, Ann ArbOr Students for a
Democratic � and anti-Vietnam War activist.
Participant in October, 1987, national march for
gayllesbi.n fIOhts, speaker at. rallies in support of
Palestinian movement, arr .. ted for, fighting 'KKK In
" 1972. Disabled auto worker. Workers World Party
member and socialist actiyist 20 years.
·"1. Transform from redlt, eltist in.titution 10 MrVing worts.s .nd
poor. Open admi.sionI. Fr.. tuition. Affirmative action In
.dmilsions, teaching, adminj.tration. Quota. reflecting stat,
per� of Black. Latino, Arab, Native, Aaian popufations.
Teach , .. , hi.tory of opprMMd .nd workera. No radst ... xl.t,
nti-gay teachingI. Supplemental payment. to Iow-income
studer:rts.
Cook
publican
AGE-58, Greenvil
OCCUPATION-Housewif,
EDUCATION-B.A. (Telecommunications), M.S.U .• 1954 •
BACKGROUND-Founder, Montcalm Community Col­
.. Jege; 12 years Greenville Board of EduCJtion '(8 years
President); Board of Directors. M.S.U. Development
Fund (2 terms); National Chair-person for SpecJal Gifts.
M.S.U., $130 million capital Campaign; M.S.U. Whfrton
Center Performing Arts Board (2 terms) •
1. We must conltantty e"aluate our educational progr.m to keep
our operation educationaly sound a. wei a
r.spon.tbIe. m. Is vital to keepjng the university acceas ..
while not diminishing the quality of our programa and
Jack Shin
R.publican.
AGE-68, East lansing
OCCUPATION-Director, Placement Servtces, MIChIgan
State University for 24 years; Army Air Corps plot;
Acting Director of Intercollegiate Athletics; As.,.tant to
President Emeritus, John Hannah; Interim Executive
Director of Alumni Programs
EDUCATION-Bachelors Dear. in ScIence & Arts,
Michigan State University. 1148 '
BACKGROUND-Author and lecturer on job placement
, services and employment trends. ,
1. The most crucial probtem is the r ... tionlhlp between the Board
of Tru.t... .nd the admlnlstr.tion. The Board hal the
re'Spon.ibility for the governance of the university and IhouId
not be Invotved In the day-to-day management of the
in.titution. Respon.tbIe leadership will enaure • r •• toration of
proper priorities.
Donald D. Schneider
Tisch Independent Citizen.
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Each board has g�neral supervision of' its
institution and control of its expenditures,
as well as responsibility for electing its
president. There are '8 members on each
board, nominated by party conventions,
serving 8-year terms, Two of these mem­
bers are elected in each general election.
Members receive no salary, but expenses
are paid. Governing boards of all other state I �
colleges and universities are appointed by -e
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AGE�. Metamora
OCCUPATION-Attorney/Partner - Honlgman, Miller, ."
Schwartz and Cohn. Detroit - >
. EDUCATION-B.A., Michigan State-University, 1965; J.D.. �
Wayne State UniverSity. 1968' . _ �
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