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This cooperation--between a police force and a private, disciplinary body--is matter for concern, say both Alan Kors, a history professor at the University of Pennsylvania and Harvey Silverglate, a prominent Boston civil rights attorney. The two have co-authored a book about campus justice entitled The Shadow University...
...Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz noted on Sunday, the resolution of the Wen Ho Lee case leaves leaves little cause for satisfaction. "This case stinks," said Dershowitz. "And the resolution doesn't make it smell any better. It only makes the contestants happy, but it shouldn't make the public happy." After all, he argues, if Lee was guilty of the original charges, then he shouldn't have been released, but if he's guilty only of the felony cited in the plea agreement, then he should never have been denied bail in the first place - in other words, Dershowitz...
...Alan P. Symonds '69, the technical director for College theater programs, said he had "heard some rumors" about such a theater. According to Symonds, it wouldn't be the first time the building housed a stage: pre-1965, Pi Eta--a fraternity--had a theater in the same building...
...Alan Morris is a Visiting Fellow at the School of Sociology of the University of New South Wales...
...Watching Alan Greenspan to find out which way he and his fellow Federal Reserve policymakers will move on interest rates is like waiting to see if the groundhog spots his shadow. No matter what the outcome, it's the anticipation, the unknown, that makes everyone so nervous. This time around, investors were hoping Greenspan & Co. wouldn't see inflation's gloomy outline. Instead, they'd proclaim that their efforts to cool off what has been a red-hot economy had succeeded...