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...said, was further displayed as Stewart took a leading role in urging the relaxation of the parietal rules that used to restrict private meetings between male and female students. According to his children, Stewart, who in 1957 wrote a letter to The Crimson celebrating the “gentlemanly conduct?? and “integrity” of a member of the janitorial staff, had a habit of seeing the heroic side of people who lived their lives far from public view. Stewart, his daughter said, once sent his three children a reminder of some of the great...
...also extremely vague. It defines harassment as engaging in a “pattern of conduct?? that would cause a reasonable person to suffer “substantial emotional distress.” But what period of time results in the distinction of a “pattern” rather than haphazard nastiness? And what does “substantial” entail for the “average” person? Suicide? A few tears...
Four individuals were arrested during The Game—two for indecent exposure; two for charges including assault and battery against a police officer, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct??but none of the four were Harvard affiliates. The Nov. 20 news article "College Pulls Off Tame Tailgate" incorrectly stated that two students were arrested that day. In fact, no Harvard or Yale students were arrested that...
...coaches, it all makes a charge of “unsportsmanlike conduct?? that much more ironic...
...release to the media, “a collegial, informative meeting” was held yesterday between members of SWA and the administrators to discuss their concerns. Delays in discussion had occurred this week, administrators said, because they had not yet thoroughly read the “Code of Conduct?? delivered to them by SWA last Friday...