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...Faculty meeting on Feb. 7, McCarthy and Andrew D. Gordon ’74, chair of the history department, read a statement calling for a “candid, forthright, and confidential?? dean search...
...York Times article, which revealed some of the report’s findings, indicated that the Red Cross had all along been condemning many U.S. practices. The watchdog group had been granted access to detainees and the prison camp in exchange for keeping its findings confidential??a common arrangement for the Red Cross, but a practice that nonetheless allowed American officials to legitimize questionable detention practices and protocols without having to answer for specific abuses...
Faced with the dismal prospect of all her friends attending the House formal stag, in 1992, a senior in Leverett House realized that unless she took action, her peers would be doomed to singledom. With an altruistic spirit, this dating activist created a free—and appropriately confidential??dating service to match Leverett House members with their hopeful admirers...
...hospitals, join the military, work for government agencies, work for lawyers or participate in psychological and/or physical tests or participate in criminal trial juries are entrusted with information that is sometimes much more sensitive than the kind of information routinely brought up in Ad Board hearings. Under circumstances explicitly confidential??which the Ad Board’s are—students have the same reliability as a professor, with the same consequences for any breach of this trust...
While BSC services are protected by confidentiality, Ducey and Rodgers spoke publicly about theation—but not the private issues of the student, which remain confidential??because of concerns for other students’ safety, they said...