Word: counsels
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Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, said he hoped the threat of heavy sentences would cause the defendants to disclose the location of $1 million worth of coins that are still missing from the Fogg...
Leaders of movements to unionize Harvard employees have long complained of a lack of communication between the University and its employees, Edward W. Powers, associate general counsel for employee relations, said yesterday...
Edward M. Monroe, a worker in the College Dining Hall, met last Thursday with Edward W. Powers, associate general counsel for employee relations, and representatives of Local 26 to discuss the TAP denial...
Objections to the CRR are straightforward. Its composition is weighted in favor of the Faculty members. There is no separate body to which students can appeal CRR decisions. The CRR can deny students the right to legal counsel when appearing before it, and can admit hearsay evidence against a student. Furthermore, the CRR's charter is extraordinarily vague in defining the offenses that make a student liable for discipline; in fact, almost any administrator can bring a student before the CRR on charges of "interference with members of the University in performance of their normal duties...
...Hite's counsel stands to reason. Women have been socialized into grids of passivity, and they will not act as whole, autonomous individuals until they have shed those patterns. But the means of translating this awareness into effective action remains unresolved. Hite would have us believe that sheer insight will stimulate women to effect a complete change, to revitalize all their relationships and become more assertive. She tends to limit her commentary to recapitulations of the sufficiently eloquent statements her respondents offer, where she could use their explication of pervasive sexual problems as a springboard to solutions. Such annoying pretension...