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wilson, helen sarah steyer. hewitt foundation, diane b. wilson, helen sarah steyer. likely to be taught by a part-time professor than one who is there for the long haul. these 'adjunct' professors are often struggling with hectic schedules and low wages. the life of a part-time professor on this edition of equal time. [intro music] welcome to the campus of san jose state university in this edition of equal time. i'm your host, journalism school director bob rucker. more than half of the faculty

wilson, helen sarah steyer.his edition for sunday, september 20: the united states announces it will increase the number of refugees it takes in. and, how syrian refugee families are starting over, in germany. >> it's not easy to leave everything back there. but when you settle down in another country, you find a job, you learn a language, you establish a family, and it becomes your home. >> sreenivasan: also, time for school, in brazil. living in poverty and fighting for an education. >> ( translated ): my future is not guaranteed. but the only way to guarantee my future is by going to school. >> sreenivasan: next on pbs newshour weekend. >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: