The widening scandal involving PSU faculty staff approving payments from school accounts to domestic terrorists

EXCLUSIVE: Dateline Tuesday May 27, 2014 – Portland, Oregon: Over the Memorial Day weekend details emerged in the widening scandal involving PSU faculty staff approving payments from school accounts to domestic terrorists, Black Panthers, communists, anti-semtics and other assorted controversial figures. The payments were made in the form of stipends paid directly to the speakers who were part of an Anarchists Conference which went awry with chaos. A video of the mayhem went viral on YouTube. President of the University Wim Wiewel was copied in the email thread in which a representative of the University provided the details of expenses which were paid out. According to the email received over the Memorial Day weekend, the event, "The 5th Annual Law and Disorder Conference,” was subsidized at a total cost $18,612.00. By Daylight Disinfectant:
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Ed McNamara Portlands Urban Renewal Advisor, is Leaving City Hall

Ed McNamara, the mayor's policy director overseeing the Portland Development Commission, says he will return in June to his private development company, Turtle Island Development LLC. (more on Turtle Island later). The Oregonian reported this morning that Hales will bring his new urban-renewal plan—including the elimination of a Portland State University "education district"—to the City Council next week. McNamara led the mayor's efforts to double down on urban renewal in Old Town/Chinatown and in Lents. The city has spent $96 million on reviving the East Portland neighborhood of Lents, and now wants to invest as much as another $55 million over the next five years. www.wweek.com/portland/blog-31545-ed_mcnamara_mayo....html

Portland State University will spend $6.4 million on faculty raises, hopes to net good will

Under a new contract tentatively agreed to Sunday, Portland State University will give its faculty $6.4 million worth of raises over the next year and a half, officials said Monday. That is $2.8 million more than the university had said it could afford in its March 7 "final offer," so the university will have to spend more from savings than it planned and "continue to sharpen our pencils" to look for efficiencies or other savings, President Wim Wiewel said Monday. The new contract, which still must be voted on by the faculty union's roughly 900 members, will largely give the union what is sought during 11 months of negotiations, including more multi-year contracts for non-tenure-track instructors, an end to faculty pay below $40,000 and no change in the union's say over procedural rules for tenure decisions. Raises will not be nearly as large as the union had requested but about three times as large as the administration's initial offer. Must be Nice Everyone I know has Not had a Pay Increase in Over SEVEN Years!! Think I need to join a Union! www.oregonlive.com/education/index.ssf/2014/04/por...rpt-1

College Voter Registration bill. Huge focus on ONE segment of population!!

SB1525 and SB1581 will both be voted on on Wednesday AM in the Senate. Both offer loop holes in voter registration inconsistent with the student's status, or just don't warn students of their responsibilities as voters. Call your Senator and tell them to vote NO!! These little lax laws make for a porous sieve of election fraud. Thank You Janice Dysinger!
Did you know 1/2 of Oregon College Students are from out of state? Shouldn't student tuition status match voter reg? If student tuition status is different than voter registration...then ...voter OR tuition status is fraud. Does voter registration program warn students of responsibility to check requirements? Penalty for fraud voting is Class C Felony=$10,000 fine. Penalty for non citizen voting equals deportation. Putting anyone between student and election office is potentially a problem.