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...left to die, including, obviously, the passage that allows the government to obtain these “tangible items” (such as business, medical, and library records) in the first place. This provision—arguably the centerpiece of the Patriot Act—allows the government to conduct searches upon the basis of “reasonable necessity” without the knowledge of those being searched. Though defenders of the provision call it an “expansion” of the Fourth Amendment, in reality it is a clear violation of that constitutional right. The Act?...
...before Sephora rang up 20% of a prestigious brand's French sales and before Boots accounted for 30% of high-end beauty-product sales in Britain. So they vie for coveted weeks?before Christmas, Mother's Day and Father's Day?during which to host in-store events and conduct live product demonstrations. Staking out a corner of the store for a week allows individual companies at least some control...
...response: that "the al-Qaeda training manual specifically encourages those captured to make false claims of abuse." But the more that becomes known about the al-Qahtani case--a unique window into the otherwise secretive practices at Guantnamo--the greater the government's vulnerability to challenges to its conduct there. Lawyers for some 60 Guantnamo prisoners told TIME they plan this week to file in a Washington federal appeals court a motion questioning the legality of their clients' detention, based in part on the log of al-Qahtani's questioning that appeared on TIME.com last week. "Using...
Secondly, to say the OSAPR does not conduct outreach education is simply fallacious. Last year, approximately 2,000 Harvard students and staff attended one or more of our educational events and programs, including 61 workshops each fall (one for every freshman entryway) and the annual performance of “Sex Signals.” Additionally, we work with each house’s Sexual Assault Sexual Harassment (SASH) team to conduct at least one educational outreach program per semester in every house. We have also partnered with numerous, diverse student organizations—like the Radcliffe Union of Students...
...satisfactory, according to Brown’s Office of Institutional Research. More than 85 percent of Brown faculty and graduate students supported the addition of pluses and minuses, according to Brown’s Sheridan Center for Teaching and Learning. According to the report, the survey was conducted to address a growing concern among faculty about the “perceived impact of grade inflation on classroom conduct and its erosion of grades as a meaningful measure of learning.” But 70 percent of undergraduate students oppose the change in the grading system, according to a Brown Daily...