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...novel, the twistedly autobiographical “Lunar Park.” Neither the literary nor the Hollywood establishment is afraid of him anymore. The one has developed a taste for Ellis’s blood type, and the other has figured out how to slash his work into compliance??which is a shame. Ellis works best when he’s shocking. When he’s not, he’s as obsolete as Bateman’s Walkman. Sure, he still works, but he’s not worth it.—Staff writer...
...general disregard for the rules, procedures and compliance??it was ridiculous,” Rose said in an interview with The Crimson. “You had to be quiet and do it and put blinders on. If you were doing work in other aspects of the company, you could just do your job. But in [my] part of the job, you couldn’t ignore things...
...there has been little outreach since the Crimson broke the news last week. According to men’s volleyball co-captain Dave Fitz, when fellow co-captain Laurence Favrot asked Nathan Fry—an Assistant Director of Athletics in charge of compliance??about how the men’s volleyball team would be affected, Fry said he didn’t know and suggested that Favrot make an appointment with the Athletic Department...
...university continues to believe that they can negotiate with the Department of Defense and persuade the Defense Department that our nondiscrimination policy is in compliance?? with the Solomon Amendment, Burt said...
...relative silence of Harvard’s leadership can also be explained by a strategy of diligent compliance??a strategy that Casey says has begun to bear fruit this spring, as Washington has recently been more amenable to Harvard’s concerns...