Word: appealling
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Gerald R. McEntee, the president of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME), HUCTW's national affiliate, said that the AFL-CIO would continue to take part in the program because of President Bok's decision not to appeal an administrative judge's ruling upholding last May's union victory...
...Democratic party is at a crossroads, having totalled less than 20 states in the last three presidential elections. It must decide either to unabashedly pronounce its liberalism and appeal to voters' class interests, or it must choose to go with the tide and look to its Southern conservative members to bring it victory. In the first option, there is great danger. In the second, little inspiration...
...negative comments came from his torts class last year, which he said had bad "chemistry." Stewart also said many students might have criticized him only because of his views on the nomination of Judge Robert H. Bork to the United States Supreme Court or his opposition to tenure appeal of then-Assistant Professor of Law Clare Dalton...
...administration this month chose not to appeal a judge's decision upholding the union's victory. Harvard finally decided not to further distance workers from their employer, not to disrespect the majority's decision, not to embitter office relations, not to take advantage of any of the cheap dilatory effects that an appeal would have...
...Disagreements over concerns such as health benefits, pensions, day care and job reclassification are bound to arise in future negotiations. Harvard should be receptive to the union's proposals--the work force ought to have an effective say in how its workplace is managed. Harvard's decision no to appeal shows a willingness to accommodate worker choice; hopefully that spirit will pervade the upcoming negotiations...