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Prison studies...
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Continued from Page 1 classes in the past, but were really interested." institutions. He said a lot
Ruth Harper, the cen: did not have the private Ernest said the prison ofprisonersareinjaUfor
ter's counselor for adult tuition to pay for them. . environment went from non-violent crimes, and
part-time students, said Green said he supported being hostile to one where theyshould be given every
that presently, Southeast Johnson's measure be- inmates and counselors opportunity to prepare
Community College offers cause "I am interested in would sit down together for a normal life when
a two-year vocational- serving all adult part- at the same table. they return to society,
technical program for in- time students." , The attitutde was con- Ernest said he is un
mates. She said the pro- Ernest has words of tagious," he said. "All the daunted by the recent set
gram is appropriate for praise for the two-year inmates became a lot less back. He said he hopes a
most inmates. For those program and also the hostile." private corporation will
more advanced in their work. of the continuing . Ernest said he agrees help with tuition or the
studies, SCC offers cor- education department. He with a recent U.S. News reappropriation of money
respondence courses, she said the correspondence and World Report article in the correctional budget,
said. courses were "thorough, written by a former con- Johnson said he plans to
Green said about 20 although they lack the vict. The author states submit his proposal again
convicts said they were teacher-student interact- that nine out of 10 in- next session. "
interested m upper-level ion oi regular classes. He mates return to prison if
aam it was areaisiruffilie tftev can nnt find a mh
when he had a question "EdUPiTt unuespreacmngi
orwantedtodo research, to keeping people out, and 1118 01 eaucauon
Ho mtc o it's not iust snmrthinf t "The more educational
gram at Fort Madison, thmk would work," Em
Iowa, he participates in. est said- "xe higher cor
T, - rectional officials see it
iwasm thefirstexperi- also, and they're giving it
mental class,"Ernestsaid. more support." S
Ihi a f? rtne of Johnson said he spon-
classes and the best of sored funding because
teachers, teachers that prisons are rehabilitative
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Meanwhile. Ernest con
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After Ernest is releas
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work with young people
"before they get into prison."
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