Word: counseled
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Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, let the Department of Health, Education and Welfare know this week that Harvard isn't altogether happy with HEW's proposed guidelines for implementing a new federal anti-sex bias...
...over the Title IX regulations may revolve around the guidelines' "equal pay for similar work" clause. In his letter Steiner told HEW that "similar" is too ambiguous a term for the University's purposes, and said its use may lead to "significant confusion and court battles." The general counsel recommended that HEW substitute the "better established" comparison of "jobs which require substantially equal skill, effort and responsibility performed under similar working conditions...
Benson said the Senate had passed the entire education bill without having ever had hearings on the privacy of files bill. Daniel Steiner '54 general counsel to the University, said Tuesday he thought "very serious mistakes had been made without the people affected being heard...
Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, said yesterday that "we should be careful about it, but if knowledge of Harvard is really necessary for the job it's not an affirmative action violation to require...
...avoided. But some of its trauma can be reduced. The reason is an organization called Reach to Recovery. Founded in New York in 1953 by Terese Lasser and now operating in all 50 states, Reach is an exercise in self-help that uses women who have undergone mastectomies to counsel women who have just had the operation. Their approach is nothing if not direct. Volunteers visit patients three to five days after the operation, about the time that the worst post-surgical depression begins to set in. A few even point to well-shaped bosoms and ask jauntily...