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...will convene a meeting of the Committee on College Life to discuss this failure next week....The results of that meeting would probably be that the College itself would put forth these issues for a student vote, which would then be binding for the Undergraduate council." Epps should immediately instruct the council to follow it is own rules, bringing all five questions on Davis's petition before all students in a binding College-wide referendum...
Although it will be difficult to find other senior faculty members to instruct courses similar to Miller's, other members of the department have expressed interest in teaching courses in gay studies next year, Damrosch said...
...firms tend to share prize IPOs only with their favorite clients, mainly big institutions and frequent customers, leaving small investors with the leftovers. Although stock exchanges have rules to discourage hoarding of hot issues, Wall Street firms generally interpret the guidelines to squeeze out the public. Some companies even instruct their brokers not sell IPOs to new customers. "It has nothing to do with fairness," says Joseph Plumeri, president of Smith Barney Shearson. "Is it fair to have a frequent-flyer pro gram where infrequent flyers can upgrade to first class just like regular customers...
...fail to find a defendant guilty on a serious charge have the option of convicting on a lesser one not specified in the original indictment. At the conclusion of trial testimony, Faal took a crucial gamble. Exercising a right of defense, he moved successfully to have Judge John Ouderkirk instruct jurors that if they failed to convict Williams of premeditated attempted murder, they could not consider a lesser charge. That left jurors no choice between attempted murder and acquittal on that most serious count...
...fact, TeX works like a computer programming language, except that the commands instruct the system on how to format a particular section of text rather than, for example, how to compute pi to the one trillionth decimal...