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PHILADELPHIA ? A judge
Tuesday ordered striking Temple
University professors back to
work, saying that education is so
critical that the right to strike
must yield.
"Education is vital to the
health, safety and welfare of this
nation and this community," said
Common Pleas Judge Samuel
Lehrer in issuing the back-towork
order sought by the university.
The walkout began Sept. 4,
the first day of classes.
The order, which the union
said would be appealed, is to become
effective at 8 a.m.
Wednesday.
Temple officials had said they
would have to cancel 1,900 classes,
or more than 40 percent of
those offered, for the entire
semester if professors were not
back by Tuesday morning.
Arthur Hoskner, the president
of the union representing the
1,100 teachers, librarians and
others, said last week a back-towork
order would be honored.
On Tuesday, he said it would be
appealed.
"I'm sorry the judge made the
wrong decision, but we will appeal
it," Hockner said. The next
step would be Commonwealth
Court, which may or not grant a
stay to the order if the case is
appealed.
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teachers, librarians and others. Its
officials would not say how
many of them are taking part.
A state mediator called both
sides for a bargaining session
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courts stepped in. But talks broke
off just before 8 a.m. Tuesday
and Robert Harrington, Temple's
chief negotiator, said there was
no progress made during the
night.
On Sunday, the union had
overwhelmingly rejected the
school's latest offer. University
officials have testified during
hearings that the four-week strike
poses a threat to the public, including
the school's 30,000
students.
"Without an injunction, the
cancellation of classes will affect
6,000 students now without any
classes and 23,000 other who
have lost one, two or three classes,"
Temple lawyer John Langel
said.
More than 250 students withdrew
from the university Monday,
school officials said.
Union attorney Alaine Williams
had argued unsuccessfully
that there is no constitutional
right to a college education, and
urged the judge to order both
sides to the bargaining table. The
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jrogram to help the foreign TA's
with classes and programs."
USC also has English support
courses for any foreign student
who wishes to take them, but these
classes are not required. Many dem
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found in South Carolina forests,
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nake students aware of the dangers
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