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Cops who have created a world governed by an unwritten code of police conduct, a shadow set of rules that guide them as they go about the gritty daily business of tracking and then trapping bad guys. The shadow rules bear little resemblance to official police procedures, but in the real world of urban policing, they prevail...
...very disappointed that any student group would have to contact any administrator just to survey this campus," said Moynahan, who is also a Crimson editor. "I don't concede the point to this day that either The Crimson or the IOP needs the permission of the administration to conduct a poll of students on race, on grapes, on whatever...
...physics concentrator from Bartlesville, Okla, will conduct radio astronomy research at Cambridge. After studying particle physics, Das said he wanted to conduct experiments in cosmology for a change...
...unregulated employer-employee relationship could pose severe problems, even in an academic environment. We feel strongly that certain institutional reforms are in demand. First, a comprehensive survey among all graduate students, especially the international students, should be conducted by the University so that the breadth and depth of the problems can be determined. The survey should focus on course load, work load, financial conditions, advisor-student relationship and on the conditions that are unique to international students. Second, based on the survey results, a detailed standard of professional conduct and faculty responsibilities should be established. Special attention should be given...
...that Reno seems on the verge of closing that inquiry, FBI officials are worried that Justice lawyers will return to micromanaging agents' information-gathering forays that touch on the conduct of Clinton, Gore and other senior figures. Ultimately, FBI officials warn, the fundamental question of the affair--Was there an overarching scandal to violate campaign laws?--may go unresolved...