Word: bans
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Citing a "constellation of hardships" for thousands of tenants, the judge let stand a ban on Question 9's enactment, which would end rent control January...
...where we caved, the Civil Liberties Union of Harvard (CLUH) pushed on. CLUH recently wrote a letter to Dean Epps appealing for a reversal of the banner ban on the grounds that prohibiting Holworthy banners interferes with students' free expression. While the University has the right to regulate its buildings, CLUH maintains that the traditional Holworthy banner provides a uniquely effective means of communication which is not currently replaceable by the alternatives Dean Epps has suggested, such as electronic bulletin boards...
CLUH should be commended for its opposition to the banner ban. Aesthetic and social benefits aside, the problem here is with the administration's reasoning: the banners do no harm...
Dean Epps should reconsider his decision. The banner ban should be lifted...
...controversial National Institutes of Health advisory panel's unanimous endorsement of government support ofhuman embryo research-- potentially used to correct infertility and avoid birth defects. "I do not believe that federal funds should be used to support the creation of human embryos for research purposes," Clinton said, continuing a ban first established by President Ronald Reagan. The panel's proposal came over intense opposition from groups that believe human life, for legal purposes, should begin at the moment of conception. The prominent doctors and researchers on the panel moved forward carefully, saying the work should be limited to two-week...