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...single largest confirmed reduction is from the Information Technology division, which will cut up to 25 undergraduate positions as User Assistants, though FAS IT Senior Client Technology Advisor Noah S. Selsby ’95 says the cuts were not a result of the University’s cost-saving measures...
...Jahnke's lawyer argued that there had been pressure from the Chinese government to put his client on the stand. The claim was strongly denied by the prosecution, and the court ruled that there was no evidence of that. It remains unexplained, however, why the only witnesses who claimed that Jahnke's behavior had caused them anything resembling "harassment, alarm and distress" were Chinese students who had initially been contacted by a London law firm acting on behalf of the Chinese embassy...
Cadillic was unwilling to reveal the name of his client...
...clothes a certain way,” Campbell told the Globe in response to a question about Harvard’s motivation for acting against her. “It’s something that labels me as different from everyone else.” Karp said that his client has provided authorities with “verifiable alibis,” stating she gave them “an hour by hour, if not a minute by minute” account of her whereabouts that day. The Globe and the Associated Press report that Campbell was taking a final...
...risks of Community Care for families of the adult autistic or mentally challenged are numerous. Perhaps the greatest worry is that the state will cut the promised funding per client, leaving families to foot the bill. Institutions like Fairview, flawed though they sometimes are, are often necessary for care of the lowest-functioning or violently autistic. The seemingly benign term community care, when it is invoked by conservative state representatives in domed capitols, is too often a code word for budget-cutting. The concept of moving the autistic into loving group homes where they will be taught or looked after...