Word: misconduct
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Reports in the fall of 1983 that then-Dean of the Faculty Henry Rosovsky had disciplined Professor of Government Jorge I. Dominguez for sexual misconduct Ignited a debate that grew in intensity through the academic year...
Dominguez was at least the third professor accused of sexual misconduct in recent years. In December 1979 according to published reports, Professor of Government Martin L. Kilson was reprimanded for making advances towards a female member of the Class of 1983. And in 1982, Rosovsky wrote a letter admonishing visiting professor and prominent poet Derek Walcott who allegedly harassed a female freshman in the spring...
Rosovsky drew sharp criticism from some quarters, from both faculty and students, for his refusal to make public the details of his punitive action. They alleged that the dean's action fostered the appearance of tolerance for professors' misconduct...
...applicability to people who give classified information to the press rather than to foreign intelligence agents. The Nixon Administration did attempt to use it in 1971 against Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo, who were accused of leaking the Pentagon papers, but the case was later dismissed because of misconduct by the prosecution. Now, however, the Government has brought what seems to be a test case against Samuel Loring Morison, 40, an analyst at the Naval Intelligence Support Center (NISC) and grandson of famed Historian Samuel Eliot Morison...
...action at the Clarkson St. Lawrence battle last weekend St. Lawrence Coach Mike McShane accused Clarkson goalie Jamie Falle of using an illegal stick. The referee checked and discovered that the netminder's stick was curved too much, so Falle was assessed a two-minute minor and 10-minute misconduct penalty...