Word: appealling
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Despite complaints from neighbors, the Cambridge Board of Zoning Appeal last week approved the conversion of a West Cambridge house into a halfway house for mentally ill patients...
There must be an explicit code describing the kinds of cases that are entitled to be heard on appeal regardless of their apparent merits. At the least, students must have an automatic right to a hearing in cases in which the Administrative Board has required students to leave Harvard for some period of time...
...committee, however, will not solve all the problems with the disciplinary process at Harvard. There are a variety of flaws in the way the Administrative Board operates--among them its closed procedings without witnesses and having members function as both advocate and judge of the accused. The right of appeal to a committee bound to follow fair and open procedures makes the problems with the Ad Board less urgent, but they are real and will have to be addressed...
...modicum of symmetry in protecting the rights of all members of the community need not violate the newly proposed disciplinary committee's status as an appeal body nor give students innappropriate authority over University employees. Let grievances against non-students be pursued first through existing channels--just as complaints against students will go first to the Administrative Board--but give complainants, whoever they are, the recourse of appealing to a committee bound to follow fair procedures...
Upon filing of the landlord's proposal, the Board shall review the proposal and hold a hearing only if necessary to designate which units shall be dedicated units. Only the owners of the dedicated units shall have standing to appeal the Board's designation...