Prospectus, May 6, 1976

REID ELECTED STU-GO PRESIDENT; Three victories: Reagan upsets Ford; Graduation May 21; Student art show; PC news in brief; Editorial: Where is display case?; Letters to the Editor: \u27Children should not be underestimated\u27; Tuition increase protest set for May 12; 58 cases in Champaign: Incidence of child abuse increasing; Return to Wilder\u27s \u27Town\u27; 1st Mother\u27s Day - 1908; Extended LRC hours; Parkland Candidates for graduation - 1976; Steps for completion of fall registration; ISU scholarships - Fairfield; PBC offers $25,000; Images on sale Monday; Summer Session: Classes start June 7; See ya\u27all next fall: Parting glances; Williams wins award; Country Bouquet: Cowboy; Counseling searches for student aides; Community band to present bicentennial concert; Little Theater opens Musical season; Final Examination Schedule - Spring Semester, 1975-76; CIA at PC; Notice; Classifieds; Summer basketball camp; Henderson IPRS head; Westjohn named to Olympic team; Oliver to Baylor; Illini Gym Club at P/C; Wind Down IMhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1976/1016/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, September 9, 1975

ELECTION OPENS TODAY; PC news in brief: Baseball trip…., Wind and Strings…., Hot Meals…., IOC…., Review Basics….; Bus Arrives; editorials; Aid for the blind; Letters To The Editor; Blacker\u27s Block; Letter to all men born in 1957; Twilight tours offered by PC land lab; Land Lab open house; Parking spaces available!; Womens Sports; Good News; Meeting to discuss Stu-Go elections; Women\u27s Column; Newman Club meets today; Good news!; Maximum Sex; Parkland College Pizza Eating Contest; Bible study anyone?; 30 new faculty start at P.C.; Vinyl Love; Speech Anyone?; IM trophies to be awarded; Campus near capacity? Enrollment up; Skylines; Enrollment In woman\u27s program; Classified; Sports Views; Unk Blacker: Dirt Track Wizard; Grothe has two lettermen as linksters open season; Intramural Sign-Up; Fast Freddy\u27s football forecast; Lynette Trout to coach all women sports; Games Of September 13; \u27December 1 or bust\u27 cry latest on PE completion; SNA wants new members; Farout Planethttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1975/1007/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, November 4, 1975

PC NEWS IN BRIEF: VETERAN, DID YOU KNOW?, CONCERT, X-COUNTRY NATIONALS; New road opens; FB team may bring fee increase; $50,000 in books missing; editorials; Letters To The Editor; Roots & Radicals; Committee to form; A Statement of Advertising Policy; Committee to form; ISSC Award Program Changes; Alice didn\u27t... on Wed.; Debate Team begins season; Play cast chosen; Distaff Side; Good News; Black Dance Presented; Speech Team Wins S.I.C.C.M. Tourey; New 3-Hour Course: Death and the Dying; Adult Diversion program; Champs are IM champs; Coach\u27s Corner; Basketball tryouts; Mudrock fires 170 at state golf meet; Sports Views; Burk resigns; Fast Freddy Winners; Fast Freddy\u27s football forecast; Let\u27s hear it for the Parkland Whatevers; PC women netters Spike Danville JC; Games Of November 8; The little old watchmaker at work in the space age; Dear Bonnie; PC News in brief Sign up for tourneys; College Representatives; Congratulations; Bonnie Raitt Plays; Vinyl Love; Country Bouquet; Kottke picks U of I; Foto-Funny\u27s; Reverse Discrimination?; 200 Years of navy; Classified; Club Notes: SNA meets..., Electronics Association; Far Out Planet; Skylines; Parkland Eventshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1975/1003/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, October 7, 1975

$10,000 FOUND; Special Election To Be Set; Custom Crunch; PC News in Brief, Nurse\u27s Course, Apologies, Dance; Club Notes: Lit. Magazine…, Veterans\u27 Affairs; editorials; Letters To The Editor; Roots & Radicals; Pia\u27s Promises Parkland Low Prices; The Kaleidoscope; Dear Bonnie; Good News; Distaff Side; Parkland Math Teachers Also Authors; A Tom Swift Story; Sports Views; Football: Yes of No?????; Parkland Cross Country, U of I clash; Intramurals: The People\u27s Sportl Football: Men\u27s I.M. Football Schedule; Coaches\u27 Corner; Football Results; Jocks; womensports; Baseball Team has last fall practice; Fast Freddy Winners Announced; Fast Freddy\u27s football forecast; Computers Reproduce; Stu-Go Fiscal Budget Approved; Images; Foto-Funny\u27s; Vinyl Love; Mini-Concert Series Opens; Country Bouquet; Living on Borrowed Sunlight; Energy and Automation; Classified; A Lease that lets you Sleep; Far Out Planet; Skylines; Back to Basics - Eng 100 Evaluatedhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1975/1005/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, September 23, 1975

CHILD CARE PASSES FACULTY SENATE; PC News in Brief: Josh Is Coming, Transfer to U of I?, LRC Workshops, Pharmacy Trends; Gee, Smallman wins; Small Turnout; editorials; Letters To The Editor; Thanks Gary!; Roots & Radicals; Health Brochures Available; Peace Corps Needs Volunteers; Make Your Junk Attractive; The King in C-U; Good News; Josh is coming!; Women\u27s Column; Parkland Loses $; foto funnies; Storage without refrigeration; Vinyl Love; Sports Views; Football Results; Coaches\u27 Corner; Volleyball Needs Organization; On the road; Cross Country Schedule 1975; Fast Freddy\u27s football forecast; Fast Freddy winners announced; Jocks; Women\u27s Volleyball Schedule; Faculty team finishes 2nd; Aluminum Hub and All; Dear Bonnie; Poems; Classified; Country Bouquet; Schedule Of Coming Events; Bicentennial Contest; Your garage sale price to sell; Far Out Planet; Skylines; Parkland faculty; Enrollment At P/C Up; Club Notes: Park-Rec Society, Lambda Alpha, Veterans, Catholic Singleshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1975/1006/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, December 11, 1975

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR; IOC: Greetings to campus; Final Exam Schedule; To the Students of Parkland College…; PC News in brief: Christmas Concerts, Chili Supper; Far Out Planet; Anti-football views expressed at meeting; Distaff Side; Skylines; P/C College Theatre plays well recieved; Acupuncture Expert needles P.C. students; Toys for Tots; Vinyl Love; Two compete at Bradley debate; For Santa Claus: Little Jimmy\u27s list; Country Bouquet: Chicano Country; Exotic Dishes tasted by language classes; Rape - $150; Good News; Diana Hill, Scholarship Recipient; The Kaleidoscope; Forum; Reading skills improvement program offered at Parkland; Ike\u27s reply; Mitchell Interview; Prospectus Photo Contest; Christmas Greetings; Classified; Fast Freddy\u27s football forecast; Cobra\u27s Corner; Cobras downed 82-81 in OT; Sports Views; Davidson returns against home team; Henrichs Cut to six in 2nd loss; Lanky Warriors edge Cobrashttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1975/1000/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, November 18, 1975

PC NEWS IN BRIEF: TOYS FOR TOTS, SHOPPING TRIP, KARATE, LOU HENSON, CHEERLEADERS, BIO 200; Hurry, 3 days remain; IKE…What?; Off Campus offering; P.C. Women 4th in State; editorial; Roots & Radicals; Far Out Planet; Letter To The Editor; Student Achievement Recognition Award; Some - Dancers?; Stick it in your...; P.M. Student Coffee Hour; Tickets Available; Aides to host tea For C-U Teachers; Introducing, Wes Crum; Distaff Side; \u27Why can\u27t we be friends?\u27; Dog Wash; EA to meet; First Meeting; Photo Contest; ERA Rally Held; (IBEA) Meeting Held; Good News; Louisiana Funk at its greatest; Purlie; Furor shakes up Stu-Go; Cited for misconduct: Three members suspended; Discord within Stu-Go: Conference under fire; Finance Board not doing job; Alternatives to Stu-Go; McMullen Resigns; Gameroom Brings Big money; Broken Record?; StuGo States Pinball Project Progresses; Skylines: Black holes?; Parkland Events; Students Not Fascists; Vinyl Love; B and O preforms; Country Bouquet: The Grand Ole Opry ; Dear Bonnie; Classified; Moondogs demolish Wrecks; Fast Freddy\u27s football forecast; I.M. Basketball starts today; Basketball schedule; Games of November 22; Coach\u27s Corner; Parkland Athletes Earn International Acclaim; Karate Demo set for Nov. 20; Ken needs you; Sports Views; Blackhawks vs Broadstreet Bullies at Chicago Stadiumhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1975/1002/thumbnail.jp

Prospectus, October 21, 1975

PC NEWS IN BRIEF: FOOTBALL VOTE TODAY, HEALTH BROCHURES AVAILABLE, CANOE TRIP, BLOOD DRIVE, YOU CAN GRO; P.E. Building Ready by Christmas; New road to open; Faculty-Administration compromise: Midterm letter grades issued; editorials; Letters To The Editor; Roots & Radicals; McMullen vetoes jackets; Parkland Events; Career Room open to students; Tie-Rods named tug-of-war champs; Parkland Student directory; Football referendum set for October 22-23; LRC Suggestion Box; Distaff Side; Forum; Dear Bonnie; The Kaleidoscope; Zanies Here Today: Dinglefest Theatre; Football Results; Sports Views; Hendricks, Oliver to return: Cagers prepare for season; Fast Freddy\u27s football forecast; Games Of October 25; Coach\u27s Corner; Jocks; Intramurals: The People\u27s Sport; Lanphar to retire; P/C offers dog school; The Draft and YOU; Crosby and Nash Concert disappointing; Child development program starts; Vinyl Love; Foto-Funny\u27s; Country Bouquet; Bicentennial festivities announced: Celebration Week March 29-April 3; Bicent. Leadership Confab slated; Mini-concert; Local art for Bicentennial; Money still available from BEOG; folkorist October 23; Two plays to be presented in December; Classified; Club Notes: Vets Affairs..., I.O.C. Plans..., Rifle Club..., Lit Magazine...; Far Out Planet: Skylines; Scholarshp news from WIUhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1975/1004/thumbnail.jp

Foster parent parenting characteristics that lead to increased placement stability or disruption

Abuse and neglect are tragic realities that society must deal with effectively. Child welfare agencies have been established and given the responsibility to maintain children's safety when a court of law finds the parents to be unfit. Although child welfare agencies attempt to provide effective care, often these agencies find themselves fighting losing battles. Either foster children are too difficult to manage, or foster families are too quick to terminate their parental responsibilities because they feel overwhelmed or believe they do not have the skill to effectively interact. Despite the reasons for placement disruption, children are the losers because they are not given the opportunity to form bonds with adults, maintain school placement, or learn healthy coping skills. Empirical evidence identifies the characteristics of foster children who are likely to experience placement disruption and the flaws of the foster care system; however, it does not identify parenting variables that might affect placement. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to identify parenting characteristics of foster parents that are likely to increase placement stability or disruption. Foster parents of public child welfare agencies were asked to complete the Parent-Child Relationship Inventory to measure parental characteristics and the Parenting Alliance Measure to determine perceived alliance between foster parents. Results of the multiple regression revealed a significant relationship between the predictor variables, parenting support and limit setting on placement stability. These two variables explained approximately 15% of the total variance in placement stability. No significant relationship was found between the predictor variables on placement disruptions.Placement disruption Foster parents Parenting characteristics Placement stability

John Wesley (Wes) Crum Interview

John Wesley (Wes) Crum discusses his experiences at Central Washington University from 1949 to 1978. Crum served as a Professor of Education, Director of Graduate Studies, Dean of Instruction, and Dean of Education.https://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/cwura_interviews/1146/thumbnail.jp