Word: ringed
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...venue. In Holyoke Center 732, Ring's interviews with guards who had made charges of discrimination public stretched for three and four hours. Some guards had to come back for a second day of questioning...
...interviewing raised almost as many questions as it was intended to answer. An attorney from Choate, Hall & Stewart showed up, unannounced, to accompany Ring to some of the more serious interviews. Guards said Ring told them when they arrived that they could have an attorney present, too, but Marshall hadn't mentioned that in her original letter inviting them...
...guards claimed the interviews were being taped and said they saw tape recorders in the room, but both Ring and Marshall flatly denied it. Some former security employees, who believe they have important information for the investigation, say Ring gave them a hard time about setting up interviews...
...Ring finished his interviews more than a month ago, but Marshall says she's continuing with the investigation and won't say when--or if--she will release the results. The guards who have made public charges, and put their jobs at risk, say they will not wait too long to see their grievances addressed. Six already have lawyers, although no suits have yet been filed...
...Responding to persistent allegations of discrimination and on-the-job harassment in the University security guard unit. President Nell L. Rudenstine says "he will ask new General Council Margaret H. Marshall to take a second look" at the charges. Marshall later hires former FBI agent James A. Ring, who works for Marshall's former employer Choate, Hall & Stewart to conduct the independent probe...