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...Although we prefer not to discuss the details of specific cases, we can say categorically that Harvard does not force its employees to work in unhealthy conditions, nor does it withhold or ignore treatment for work place injuries, nor does it accuse workers of crimes without a solid basis, nor fire them because they exercise their rights to unionize and concerted activity,” he wrote in an e-mail...
Holly Hogan, president of the Law Students Council, said she will meet with Kaufman and Dean of Students Ellen Cosgrove this afternoon to discuss student representation on the committee. Hogan’s group selected Cox for a student post on the FYL committee and was surprised to learn that the panel barred BSA members from its ranks...
...men’s hockey team to one of their most successful starts in years and Brian Cusworth returns to help Frank Sullivan’s basketball team attempt to improve on its 4-23 record of a year ago, I will once again use this space to discuss football...
...This year's summit was preceded by some rare fireworks. The group has a decades-old policy of "nonintervention" in each other's affairs. Last week, Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra threatened to walk out of the meetings if anyone tried to discuss his country's problem with Muslim insurgents in Thailand's south. "If there is any attempt to raise the issue," he told reporters, "I will fly straight home." Burma's Soe Win may have been hoping that the prisoner release would prevent awkward discussions on the fate of Suu Kyi and her supporters. According to opposition groups...
...mother of two kids who have attended the Ann Arbor schools, to lead teachers and administrators through a cultural-competency course that fosters an appreciation for the perspectives of students and colleagues from diverse ethnic backgrounds. Separately, teachers at Pioneer High organized a faculty reading club to discuss books about race in hopes of making their colleagues more comfortable with the subject. "When we started, people avoided me in the hallways," says Amy Deller, a white science teacher who recruited members and leads the group. "But now colleagues grab me to have conversations...