Sporting KC players honor Gray
<strong><span class="subhead">Players honor Gray</span></strong></p><p>Sporting KC’s players wore black armbands Friday in honor of KC Sports Commission president Kevin Gray, who died of cancer Wednesday at age 51. </p><p>Gray played a significant role in keeping Sporting KC, which was known as the Wizards back then, in Kansas City when Lamar Hunt put the team up for sale several years ago. </p><p> “Kevin Gray, he introduced our group to soccer,” said team president Robb Heineman. “The stadium wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for him. I feel horrible about the tragedy of him dying, but we’ll never forget about him here. As long as this place is around, Kevin Gray will be around.</p><p>•Here’s a sign that shows how far backup-turned-starter Graham Zusi has come in just a week: When he was shaken up and had to leave the field in the 43rd minute after a reckless foul, the Cauldron led a stadiumwide chant of “GRA-HAM ZU-SI” for a good 15 seconds. </p><p>Zusi, who assisted on Sporting KC’s only goal of the game, returned shortly thereafter. Zusi was the hero of Sporting KC’s 4-1 win over Dallas on Sunday, when he scored two goals and assisted on the game-winner. Before that, he’d scored only one goal in 42 career games.</p><p>•Defender Aurelien Collin was given his fifth yellow card of the season in the second half, which means he’ll have to sit out Sporting KC’s next game, a road test Wednesday against Philadelphia. </p><p>“The guy, (Steven Lenhart), came into me, and he fell on the floor,” Collin said. “The referee didn’t see anything. He just listened to the guy screaming, and he gave me a yellow card.”</p><p>Defender Luke Sassano also got a yellow card in the second half, his first of the season.</p><p>•Midfielder Davy Arnaud made his 219th career start with Sporting KC on Friday, which moved him past Preki for sole possession of third place on the team’s all-time games-started list.</p><p>•Omar Bravo made his first appearance since he suffered a lower back contusion in Sporting KC’s home opener on June 9. He had been listed as questionable on the injury report.</p><p>•Midfielder Milos Stojchev sat out Friday’s game while serving a mandatory one-game suspension after receiving a red card in Sunday’s victory.
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Sporting KC's players wore black armbands Friday in honor of KC Sports Commission president Kevin Gray, who died of cancer Wednesday at age 51. Gray played a significant role in keeping Sporting KC, which was known as the Wizards back then,
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Academic arrangement lecturers wear black arm band in colleges ...
Srinagar, June 20: The lecturers working on academic arrangements across the Valley today kick started their week long protest programme against the Governments failure to fulfill their genuine demands including restoration of previous nomenclature as contractuals and increase in monthly remuneration.
The lecturers have decided to go on indefinite strike and boycott classes from June 27 if the Government failed to redress their grievances.
Early morning, the lecturers staged a sit-in outside the Principals chambers in all the colleges across Kashmir, All Jammu and Kashmir College Contractual Teachers Association president, Fayaz Ahmad told Greater Kashmir, adding the lecturers later resumed the work and wore black arm bands to registered their protest against the Government indifference.
Fayaz Ahmad said, The protest was an attempt to highlight our demands without affecting the functioning of colleges. The lecturers worked throughout the day and on inquiry about the black arm bands from the students and others, revealed the injustice done to them.
Fayaz said that if Government failed to act before June 27, the lecturers would go for strike and the onus would lie on the authorities.
Till 2008 we were designated as contractuals, but the Government changed the nomenclature to academic arrangement lecturers and teaching assistants. Consequentially, we did not fall under the special provisions Act of 2010 that calls for regularization of adhoc and contractual workers employed for seven years, Fayaz said.
He said the lecturers were overburdened due to the revised workload recently issued by the Government. As per the University Grants Commission norms, we have to give only four classes per day, but in most of the cases we have to attend at least six classes, he said.
He said 1100 lecturers were not employed this year due to the change in the norms.
About the salary hike, Fayaz said: The academic arrangement lecturers are paid Rs 12000 per month and the teaching assistant get Rs 8000. This is against the UGC regulation according to which we must get the basic pay of a permanent lecturer. Accordingly our salaries shall be Rs 15000 and Rs 21000 respectively.
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