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...report also lists other parts of the University that could move to Allston, such as the University Health Services, the Office of Career Services, the Bureau of Study Counsel and the Office of the Registrar, according to the source, who adds that the FAS Department of Music and the Visual and Environmental Studies Department could also be candidates for relocating across the river...
...full-time counselors of the Bureau of Study Counsel sharply criticized a decision last month that placed them under the control of University Health Services (UHS), arguing in a March 3 letter that the change will “irreparably disrupt and damage” the Bureau’s work...
...especially concerned about those students who do not conceive of their concerns and struggles as illness,” the letter said. “In particular, international students and minority students are among the many students who typically do not seek counsel in a clinical, medical setting because they do not regard their difficulties as mental health issues...
...first African American to serve on the Harvard Law Review—trained future Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall and Attorney Oliver Hill, according to Ogletree. Both men played pivotal roles in developing the case against "separate but equal" school facilities. Specifically, Marshall served as chief counsel for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), which took the Brown case to the Supreme Court...
Califano was so inside that he often seemed to be playing for both sides at once. During Watergate, as counsel to the Washington Post, Califano defended the paper against subpoenas for its reporters' notes in a lawsuit he himself had filed against Richard Nixon's re-election campaign on behalf of the Democratic National Committee...