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...free-speech decision that gives government workers a little more breathing room to express themselves, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that an agency may not punish or fire employees without some reasonable, factual, basis for believing their remarks were either disruptive or unprotected by the First Amendment. In a separate decision, the court came down on the side of environmentalists, ruling that the federal Clean Water Act gives states the power to control the quantity, as well as the quality, of water in rivers...
...staff members and other museum supporters also charged that Stager, who is Dorot Professor of Archaeology, had hurt the museum's fundraising efforts. For a year-long period. Stager prevented staff members from soliciting donations without express permission from him or from Knowles...
Just as important, on the second page is a preview of significant upcoming legislation. Once readers have decided -- with the help of the reporting and analysis contained in the rest of the magazine -- how they feel about major issues of the day, we encourage them to express their views by filling out the postcards enclosed with the page and sending them to their elected representatives. "What we're doing," says senior editor Barrett Seaman, who is overseeing the project, "is closing the loop among ourselves, our readers and our government...
...place to take issue with Ms. Lee's opinions of the production, nor do I intend to. I do believe, however, that I have the right to express my great dissatisfaction with The Crimson's methods. The lack of thoroughness and professionalism which marked the conduct of your paper should be upsetting to all readers. As a member of the Harvard-Radcliffe theatrical community, I am especially displeased. A tremendous amount of effort goes into every production which appears on this campus. I would like to think that at least a small fraction of this effort is put into...
...would not be surprised if the UndergraduateCouncil continues to express that calendar reformis an issue of importance to a lot of theirconstituents at CUE meetings," he said...