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2009
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 2009
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Deli's servers donate $2,000 in tips
McAlister's employees pool four months of tips to help the Lawrence Humane Society
BY MIKE BONTRAGER
mbontrager@kansan.com
McAlister's Deli has been providing the community with more than just sandwiches.
Field Dellett, general manager for McAlister's Deli, said the employees chose which community organization received the tip donations.
Tips totaling $2,256 collected during the last four months at McAlister's Deli, 2108 W. 27th St., will be donated to help the Lawrence Humane Society.
"We just let the employees vote because they're the ones getting tips," Dellett said.
Devinee Fitzgerald, Wichita freshman and server at McAlister's Deli, said she thought it was a good idea to donate tips.
"It's special because we get rewarded and the community gets rewarded at the same time," Fitzgerald said. "We're getting
paid more than the average waitress or server, so it works out for everybody"
Dellett said he liked calling organizations to let them know that McAlister's would be making a donation.
"I hear how excited they are. They're like, 'Oh my gosh, you've got to be kidding me.' Dellett said. "A lot of time they don't know it's going to happen."
Midge Grinstead, director of the Lawrence Humane Society, said she was very excited when he heard McAlister's would be donating its tips.
"We didn't even know they were donating it." Grinstead said. "I'd been in there two or three times. I hadn't seen the sign."
Grinstead said donations were important to the Lawrence Humane Society.
The Lawrence Humane Society has a $1.1 million budget, and $730,000 of that comes
Grinstead said that McAlister's donations would go to the Douglas County Animal Response Team.
from donations.
"With recent economic downturn, we've been receiving more and more [animals] every day." Howard said. "It's only late April now, and we're almost completely filled to capacity with our pet dogs."
"It's a wonderful, wonderful thing, when somebody thinks of us and we haven't been bothering them for money," Grinstead said. "I think it lets my staff know, 'Hey, you're doing such a good job.'"
Grinstead said without donations the humane society would not be able to provide all of its services.
Veronica Howard, Flint, Mich., graduate student and volunteer coordinator for the Lawrence Humane Society, said donations were important especially now.
"It seems like we're just so close, every year, to not making it, but there's always people like McAlister's out there who come forward and say we're going to make a difference," Grinstead said.
Howard said the DCART, the organization McAlister's tips are going to, was a 'fantastic' program.
"I didn't realize how important it was until the director told me about their rescue efforts in Greensburg," Howard said.
"She has fantastic stories, but the one that sticks with me the most are where she describes digging through piles of rubble to pull out pet cats and dogs that had been buried in the rubble of collapsed houses, sometimes a week after the tornado occurred."
— Edited by Susan Melgren
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It is held on a Tuesday in April to symbolize how much longer women have to work to earn the same wage as men do in a week — four days — and how much longer women have to work to make as much as men do in a year — four months.
Michael Shultz, a Lawrence-based attorney who specializes in fair wages, said the issue of fair wages stretched beyond gender and also included different wages based on employee traits other than job-related skill.
Shultz said there were specific determining aspects of what
qualified as the same kind of work, and included requiring the same physical or mental capacity and the same time demands.
The American Association of University Women, a research organization specializing in women's studies, recently completed a study that compared states' male-to-female salaries and showed that in Kansas, full-time male workers age 16 and older made 25 percent more than female workers, higher than the national average of 20 percent.
Kathy Rose-Mockry, program director for the Emily Taylor
Women's Resource Center, said there were many facets to the fair pay issue, including where much of the stimulus package funds were going.
"It's important for all our students to be aware of this kind of thing." Rose-Mockry said.
The first bill President Barack Obama signed into office was the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay act, which canceled out a Supreme Court ruling last year that restricted the time employees had to file a wage-complaint suit.
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THE KANSAS GENDER PAY GAP
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Annual median earning for men: $62,700
Earning gap percentage: 69%
U.S. Rank: 38
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Earning gap percentage: 75%
U.S. Rank: 29
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Michael Arad, architect of the National September 11 Memorial at Ground Zero, discusses his design Monday night in the Kansas Union. Arad charted the process of his vision from inspiration to the obstacles he has faced as the project moves forward.
Sam Davis, Wichita senior, attended the lecture and said he would be learning more about urban planning and architecture next year.
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Architect discusses plans for memorial
Arad discussed the obstacles he faced while designing the memorial and problems with getting approval on designs and ideas from family members of the September 11 victims.
Michael Arad, designer of the National September 11 Memorial at Ground Zero, shared his design for the site and the stages of the project with more than 150 students and members of the public Monday night in the Kansas Union.
"I want to broaden my interest in it and get involved now," Davis said. "I came to see how someone's taken their field and what they've done with it so far."
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some knowledge of what's going on right now in the architecture world." Barrs said.
The event was the first part of a new lecture series honoring the late Thomas Galloway, founding chairman of the urban planning graduate program in the School of Architecture and Urban Planning.
Galloway was the dean of architecture at Georgia Tech when Arad attended the school.
Kirk McClure, professor of urban planning, said he remembered Galoway as a demanding professor.
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"When Sharon Galloway asked me to be the speaker at the event there was no question in my mind. I was happy to come and present." Arad said.
The lecture series was established and funded by Galloway's wife, Sharon Galloway.
Arad said the memorial should be open for the 10-year anniversary of September 11.
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