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THE problem with eradicating these conflicts of ultimate interests is that business-professor links are informal, and thus hard for a university to regulate. A vast network of ties exists, mostly based on personal relationships. It goes something like this: a corporate executive, looking for advice, hiring a professor as...
BUT there are many loopholes in the new alcohol policy which no amount of red tape can close. For one thing, the policy will not regulate student activities which are not part of Harvard, such as finals club parties. As an "unaffiliated" organization, the finals clubs can serve as much...
For TV and radio evangelists, 1987 seemed like the Fall and the Flood combined. The PTL fiasco and other scandals produced unseemly bickering, a plague of embarrassing behavior, threats of government intervention and -- most grievous of all -- a disastrous drop in financial contributions. Clearly the preachers had to act to...
While the Council began plans for the redevelopment of Central Square, it postponed a move that would regulate traffic at an adjacent development.
It is just this seemingly lackadaisical review process that concerns critics. According to Oklahoma Congressman Mike Synar, who headed an investigation of the 1986 incident, the EPA and other agencies tend to defer to the NRC in matters involving radioactive materials. But the NRC, he says, "fixes almost exclusively on...