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...Harvard mental health system has two main branches—the Bureau of Study Counsel and University Health Services (UHS)—which both serve undergraduates. Though there is some question among administrators about the mission of the bureau and its role treating students with mental problems, 931 students from the College received psychotherapy there last year. UHS, on the other hand, provides students more serious medical treatment for mental health problems, including prescribing drugs...
Herms has directed his criticism at University Vice President and General Counsel Robert W. Iuliano ’83, who oversees HUPD from Mass. Hall. Iuliano’s office, meanwhile, has taken measures to keep Herms off campus. In a September 2003 letter that Herms released to The Crimson, University attorney Kimberly S. Budd threatened Herms with legal action if he violates the terms of a HUPD-written no-trespass order. “Your client has caused numerous disruptions in the last three years on Harvard’s campus,” Budd wrote to Herms?...
Assistant Dean of the College Paul J. McLoughlin, a CCL member, said he consulted University General Counsel Robert W. Iuliano ’83, the University news office and University spokesperson Robert P. Mitchell before the decision...
...plane to Nicaragua with another freshman Senator, Tom Harkin, for a 36-hour fact-finding trip. Secretary of State George Shultz accused the rookies of being "used" by the Managua regime. "It was a very painful time for us," recalls Jonathan Winer, Kerry's general counsel at the time. But that did not stop Kerry from spending the next 18 months trying to discover what White House aide Oliver North was up to in Central America...
...Michel Tubiana, president of France's Human Rights League. While visiting India last week, Blunkett proposed a tough antiterror package for Britain, including lowering the standard of evidence needed to convict accused terrorists from "beyond reasonable doubt" to "the balance of probabilities"; keeping evidence secret from defendants; requiring defense counsel, and even judges, to be picked from a panel with security clearances; and eliminating juries. Civil-liberties advocates are horrified. "It's very disturbing," says Barry Hugill, spokesman for the advocacy group Liberty. Blunkett floated his trial balloon "the same week Tony Blair was announcing an inquiry into intelligence flaws...