Subject: Employee Compensation

• Best Daycare

  September 27, 2000

• Field of Screams

  UMSL baseball coach Jim Brady's fevered battle with university officials has gone to extra innings.

  November 14, 2007

• If We Make It Through December

  December 19, 2001

• Unfinished Symphony

  The arrival of a brilliant conductor was drowned out by labor discord. Now the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra begins a new season -- with some strings attached.

  August 24, 2005

• Hell to Pay

  St. Louis' Catholic schoolteachers are ready to rap some knuckles

  August 11, 2004

• More Please, Sir

  Posties want a raise -- a big one

  January 15, 2003

• In the Line of Fire

  December 26, 2001

• News Clipped

  December 19, 2001

• Letters

  March 28, 2001

• Prescription for Resignation

  October 11, 2000

• Gigs -- and Gigabytes -- for Grads

  January 6, 1999

• Computing Salaries

  January 6, 1999

• Former Webster University President in Millionaire Academics Club, Sort Of

  The New York Times reported yesterday that salaries among college presidents rose 5.5 percent in 2007-08 fiscal year. (Hold your rage, for now; they stopped calculating before the beginning of the Great Recession.)  The median compensation for a college president is $627,750, but naturally, some earn more. Much, much more.Near the top of the rankings, at number four, is former Webster University president Richard S. Meyers, who earned $1,429,738 in 2007-08. That's more than $150,000 less th

  November 3, 2009