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...There is absolutely no reason why the Navy should have to conduct live bombing practices on a small, inhabited island," she said. "Viequenses are being taken advantage of and put at risk. Their rights are not being respected...
According to council President Fentrice D. Driskell '01, the council currently has 56 members--making 28 the minimum number with which the council can conduct official business...
...decision by Jackson might not come until the end of summer. Even then, any breakup that the judge might call for would be on hold until the appeals process is done. That's why Klein and the states want Jackson's ruling to include immediate restrictions on Microsoft's conduct, including a measure that would bar it from retaliating against computer makers that load rivals' software on their machines. In addition, prosecutors want Microsoft to publish a price list that would apply to all its largest customers...
...This is far less radical than trying to impose rules on Microsoft's behavior. This solution puts its faith in the marketplace to govern conduct rather than having the government try to regulate what can go into an operating system. That would require more intrusive ongoing supervision and have greater costs...
...only outcome more upsetting than the evasion of punishment by a guilty party would be the false conviction of an innocent student. Furthermore, although they may be perfectly competent to make determinations of fact in questions of academic dishonesty or the like, university committees are not adequately equipped to conduct fact-finding for offenses that could constitute serious crimes. The subcommittees of Harvard's Administrative Board that make findings of fact should not be able to play-act as courts of law. These subcommittees have the power to forever tarnish students with a judgment of a serious offense, but they...