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September 16, 2004
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Staff wages up over 3 percent
Staff members of the college received a pay increase of 3 to 3.5 percent for this fiscal year, which began July 3.
Staff also received a 0.5 percent increase in retirement contributions, according to Melanie Young, associate vice president for human resources.
“In general, each year our equilibrium assumption for all wages, faculty and staff, is for wages to increase at the rate of inflation plus 1.5 percent, which historically has been a good proxy for income growth in this country over long pe…
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News
- Bourque leaves Swat, alumna named replacement
- Students a major force in Pa. elections
- SVRC storms dorms to register voters
- McCabe coffee bar grinds to a halt
- Valente heads west
- Tripod upgraded for easier navigation
- Offices find new home in Sproul
- Sun Lab upgraded, moved to Science Center
- Dining Services offers new food items, hours
Living & Arts
- How to properly dress improperly
- Reality in Swat's backyard
- On the road, part I: southern religion
- Northern Liberties: fun for the 21-plus set
- Getting the rubdown with SMUTers
- 'Hero' struggles to rise beyond the past
- Life beyond Cheng Hing can still contain MSG
- Get to the tube: TV picks from fall's best
- Dan Friel's electronic noises 'confusingly wonderful'
- Editor's Picks
Opinions
- Saving the Grind
- Don't vote for either of two evils
- Balancing thoughts and actions
- Working outside the ballot box
- Intra-bubble activism
- Combat Stockholm Syndrome with perfect hatred
Sports
- Men's rugby opens season with wins
- Amateur hour in the NCAA
- Women's volleyball falls to 2-7
- Students make a 'strong' statement
- Mullan Center making small improvements this year
- Come on, laugh. The Yankees are funny.
- Earthworms, Warmothers ready to disc out some pain
- Swarthmore sports by the numbers
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