by Pamela Weiger
WHILE IT MAY ONLY be part of their reason for teaching, pay has become a major issue for part-time instructors at California's community colleges.
The compensation issue turned more than 50 of the teachers into protesters earlier this month as they marched in front of state Chancellor Thomas J. Nussbaum's office here to draw attention to the discrepancy in compensation between part-time teachers and full-time faculty.
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