Press Reue of Friday, November 9, 2007 Another letter to A … This is a letter from Richard Descoings, director of Sciences Po Paris to former students of this school. There preamble recalls that the law on university autonomy auorise individual donations to universities and colleges and it is eligible for a tax credit. He continues "Thus, 66% of donations that you would accept to Sciences Po in 2007 will be deductible from the income tax you will pay in 2008 [...] In short, you now have the choice between paying your taxes to the state or you pay in the amount of 2/3, by yourself assignment which you decide. ". This practice of call for donations is common in Anglo-Saxon countries ( "fund raising") but shocking in our country. The Rue89 news website that publishes this letter gives him the title "An illustration of the perils of the law on university autonomy" and concluded that the law on the autonomy of universities will increase inequality and that " is likely that the money will go to money and that universities whose students are poor and who provide no interesting lessons companies fall dormant. "About the challenge to the law, the note fairly complete record Le Monde that gives the understanding of the text elements and also an analysis of the delicate 
situation of Bruno Julliard, president of the UNEF as we were analyzing in the previous column. After negotiating the law "Pecresse", pressed by its base, it is now called to "amplify the movement." We can also read in the same paper a charge of "infiltration" of the student movement made by the university presidents . "the class after class go. Xavier Darcos, Minister of Education, yesterday gave the kickoff of the device "school after school" in the 1,119 colleges categorized priority education zones. The concept? Frame the famous "orphans 16h" supposed to be delivered to themselves after the cours.Il is bringing socio-cultural activities and assistance with homework, provided free of charge from 16 to 18h by volunteer teachers , surcharges paid hours (33 euros). As noted 20 minutes most players appreciate contacted the school appropriates individualized academic support, hitherto left to private organizations. However one can however express some reservations and criticisms. First the most troubled young people are they going to want to stay longer in the business? What is the status of those hours? How to convince these students to the importance of this support? Finally, as does also notice the CIPF before financing "school after school" perhaps should we give means "school for school", while 11,200 jobs will be cut in autumn 2008 …. Good reading… ——————————————— – 09/11/07 Liberation universities in the train strike a university vintaine are blocked. The movement in the universities could swell the ranks of November. Read more of the article in Toulouse, protesters hand Anticipating the administrative closure, the students want to occupy the premises. Read more of the article The program for the grumbling Overview of announced movements, SNCF officials Tuesday, November 29. Read more of the article Fillon serene face the risk of extension of the struggle On the front of the special schemes and the university, the prime minister put on a negotiated exit. Read more of the article Editorial Alert Laurent Joffrin There is no fire. But there is a spark. In this highly flammable landscape what the French university, fire can now spread. To stifle it will take more than a generous budget, which we use as a water truck. Of course, government supporters may thrive. The challenge, they say, riots against a project voted several months ago. What do do we denounced at the time do my home work
? Instead, the student unions in exchange for improved academic material life, acquiesced. The Pecresse law, moreover, to modernize the management of facs, does not deserve this indignity. The action of small radical groups, do we conclude explains this sudden agitation. Certainly. But if this time their slogans are heard, if the most representative organizations are leading a movement start is that it is something else. Read the rest of the article ——————————————- – Le Figaro 09/11/07 Universities: UNEF and PS embarrassed the armholes close to the Socialist Party, the main student union is slow to invest in the dispute while fearing to miss a massive movement. Read the rest of the article ——————————————- the Humanity of 08/11/07 (a day late) a charter to better speak of urban cities Resources, the news agency neighborhoods, offers ten points to the national media for improving the treatment of the suburbs. Read the rest of the article ——————————————- ——— Le Parisien on 09/11/07 (paying) the student movement hardens Last night, fifteen faculties were blocked throughout France. To make a move, Valerie Pecresse, Minister for Higher Education, generated 11 million for student housing. But anger wins … Read more section blockade and occupation of Nanterre blockade and occupation until Monday the faculty Paris X-Nanterre were voted Thursday afternoon by a large majority at a general meeting, which brought together more than 800 students. Read more of the article The Government made a first gesture Given the scale that takes the student discontent movement, the government tried appeasement by proposing an extension of the appropriations dedicated to student housing. Read more from the article "The autonomy will allow the development of universities" Faced with the discontent rising against university reform, Valerie Pecresse was due at noon on LCI. "The autonomy of universities will help their development, she says. The state has pledged to invest five billion euros in five years in universities. Read more of the article" I’m afraid it drags on! "Jennifer," non-blocking "at Paris IV Clignancourt More Article the extreme left in ambush the extreme left she infiltrates the student movement? eternal question. Less a week before the strike … Read More Article Manif lapping at the Bastille Behind two banners "CPE, we got you, Pecresse, we will have you" and "Together, everything becomes possible. .. in the street … Read More Article school after school, we go Offer educational support to college from 16 hours to 18 hours for the students – especially the 5th and 6th -… Read more of the article "at home I did nothing … Here I am" Ellies, 12, happily participates in the workshop Musically v ur More Article —————————————— —— the Cross of Nothing seen … 09/11/07 ——————————- —————— 20 minutes from 09/11/07 On the program, class after class Those who have trouble with the school can now stay … Longer. Xavier Darcos, Minister of Education, yesterday gave the kickoff of the device "school after school" in the 1,119 colleges categorized priority education zones. The concept? Supervise "orphan 16h" supposed to be left on their own after school. Nicolas Sarkozy had made a campaign promise. On paper, the offer is tempting: During photo, music, pool and homework assistance, provided free of charge from 16 to 18h by volunteer teachers, paid surcharges hours (33 euros). Most players appreciate contacted the school appropriates individualized academic support, hitherto left to private organizations. Even Philip Coleon, boss Acadomia, industry leader, judge the "complementary" operation and not "competing" with his current paying individuals. Read more of the article Pecresse Law: the map of student mobilizations The wave of protests of students against the Pecresse law on the autonomy of universities is growing. Five institutions are paralyzed since Monday, November 5 and three others joined the movement the next day. Already last week, a dozen universities had experienced blockades, occupations rooms and filter dams. Read more of the article Reform of universities: why the law does not pass While general meetings and facs blockages multiply, 20minutes.fr reports on reform. Read more of the article An eventful mobilization Students have continued their strike Thursday against the Pecresse law on university autonomy. Read more of the article Sciences Po offers Creteil for the opening of a second site in the suburbs Institute of Political Studies (IEP) in Paris Creteil offers for the installation of a second Sciences-Po site in Ile-de-France, the final decision including budget going to the State on Friday affirmed its director, Richard Descoings. Read the rest of the article ——————————————- —— Metro (Paris) from 09/11/07 student mobilization: the humanities buildings blocked Nanterre humanities faculty buildings Paris X-Nanterre were stranded Friday morning by students mobilized against the law on the autonomy of universities, who have given up paralyze the entire property. Read the rest of the article ——————————————- —– Rue89 09/11/07 an illustration of the perils of the law on university autonomy Here is a letter that could help lay a lot of oil on the fire now smoldering in many French universities about the law on university autonomy. On November 6, the director of Sciences Po, Richard Descoings, sent a letter to former students of the prestigious institution of the rue Saint-Guillaume. She deserves to be reproduced here in its entirety and happens almost commented: Read more of the article ————————– ———————- West of France 09/11/07 Students: stand up strikes of 14 and 20 University of Rennes 2 is blocked since Tuesday. As in other cities, the strikers want to link up with the actions of the public service. Read the rest of the article ——————————————- —– Southwest 09/11/07 Haro on the Pecresse law While Pau is his turn to vote blocking, the student movement seems to quickly spread. Ten sites are already affected More Article ———————————— ———— Le Journal du Dimanche 09/11/07 universities remain blocked the protests against the law on university autonomy continues Friday in a dozen schools. A national coordination meeting is scheduled in the weekend with a social busy week in sight. Minister Valerie Pecresse condemned the move, while the university presidents denounce an infiltration. Read the rest of the article ——————————————- —— Le Monde 09/11/07 at Nanterre: "If this law was legitimate, why it was passed in secret?" Vote before discussing or debating before voting? Thursday, November 8, between 800 and 900 students huddle on the benches and in the aisles of the auditorium D1 of the University of Paris X-Nanterre. "JB" LCR activist and syndicated UNEF, announces the agenda of the GA: half an hour to talk about the law on university autonomy and time to discuss the mobilization and the vote. "No, we first vote!" Joked one student. His classmates clapped and laughed, but "JB" resumes ". No! Vote before discussing, it’s really not great" The first student to intervene is another "JB" and he wants us secret ballot: "We can not contradict a law initiated by a government elected by a large majority and adopted by a meeting also largely elected. " A few dozen students rose and applauded. The others watch the corner. Aida tells him: "If this law was so legitimate, why it was passed in July and in secret?" "The Sarkozy government has the balls" joked another. Read more of the article Nanterre students face the law Pecresse Arnaud (l.), History student, said that students and employees claims coincide, because "half the students are employees." Pascal (d.), A student of history and geography, said for his part that if the government "generally attack" several social sectors must be answered "globally". Read more of the article universities mobilized against the Pecresse law Launched on some university sites at the end of October, the student movement against the text on the autonomy of universities is growing. You can send your stories and your information on the student movement focus@lemonde.fr Read more of the article University presidents denounce an infiltration of the student movement While mobilizing student organizations of the left against the law on autonomy of universities affects fifteen universities or components of universities, the minister of higher education, Valerie Pecresse, called on students, Friday, November 9, on the airwaves of France Inter, to "make massively in general assemblies. " "The public authorities can intervene," she added, before estimating that the presence of railway in the general meeting which voted blocking the Nanterre University, Thursday, November 8, showed the character "political and national" movement started in universities. For university presidents, there is no doubt that the extreme left factions noyautent general meetings. Audeoud Olivier, president of the University of Nanterre, said Thursday to the World "a third of the students present at the GA were not his university" Read more of the article The law on autonomy universities, a text that reform governance Renamed faculties "law on the freedoms and responsibilities of universities (LRU)", the law on university autonomy or "Pecresse law", named after the Minister of higher education, was passed on August 10, 2007. During his visit to the national Assembly, only the UMP and centrists voted for. Deploring the absence of "a true university reform", the Left voted against. This did not prevent the text to be adopted without difficulty, the president has made change the bill a month earlier. Read more of the article After negotiating the "Pecresse law," the president of the UNEF is in a difficult position It’s a real balancing act that book for weeks Bruno Julliard, president of the UNEF the main student organization. Tuesday, November 6, his manager considered "unrealistic" the slogan to repeal the Pecresse law, calling the same day in the amplification of a movement demanding the repeal. "He will have to choose his camp," is do we annoys in the entourage of the Minister. Read more of the article —————————————- Le Nouvel Observateur permanent 09/11/07 opponents universities blockages give voice According to the minister and presidents of universities, the movement against the Pecresse law is "minority" and blockages have no place to be. Young UMP create a collective "Students against blockages." Read more of the article —————————————- Express 09/11/07 .fr the student mobilization extends Pecresse made a move the government announced an increase in the budget dedicated to student housing while the movement against university autonomy law has expanded to several institutions Thursday. A gesture deemed insufficient by the UNEF. Read more from the article "An autistic ten has a place in the middle adapted" On the eve of the annual congress of Autism-France, the main national association of parents of autistic children, his vice president, Agnes Woimant, denounces the lack of care facilities and psychiatric treatment of the disease. Read more of the article University: the student movement grew General Assemblies, a dozen facs blocked: the challenge to the Pecresse law extends. New universities have joined the movement on Friday, before holding a national student coordination in Rennes this weekend. Read the rest of the article ——————————————- —————- a selection in dispatches of 09/11/07 the student unrest: the UNEF accused to defend an untenable online After over a week of turmoil in universities, the UNEF, leader of the anti-CPE movement, appears in a delicate situation, accused of atermoiments both the government and the groups at the forefront of student protest. Read more of the article Student Accommodation: Pecresse "robbing Peter to pay Paul" The MP PS Sandrine Mazetier said Friday that "+ action +" Valerie Pecresse on student housing "is not enough", accusing the Minister of higher Education of "robbing Peter to pay Paul." Read more of the article universities: the challenge is growing but is under fire from critics Challenging the Pecresse law should touch a big fifty of the 85 universities next week, but begins to be subject to multiple criticism from government, anti-lock students and university presidents, who see the fact of a "minority". Read more of the article CPU: the Pecresse law is not a threat for "most students The Vice President of the University Presidents’ Conference (CPU) Michel Lussault said Friday that for" most students ", the law on university autonomy is" not a threat "and ruled that the movement was" somewhat related to defending the interests of students. "Read more of the article Krivine (LCR) refutes an infiltration of the student movement by the extreme left Alain Krivine, spokesman of the LCR, denied Friday any infiltration by the LCR or the extreme left of the student mobilization against the law on university autonomy while Government and university presidents see it as the result of a "minority". Read More Article ———————— ———————————————– Posted by Watrelot on Friday, November 9, 2007
