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...regardless of the outcome of the OCR investigation, she said she may file a case in federal court challenging the new procedure as a denial of due process or a violation of Title...
Peter Berkowitz, a former assistant professor of government, sued Harvard alleging procedural improprieties in the denial of his tenure in 1997. The case remains unresolved...
...talks with his Indonesian counterpart. Secretary of State Colin Powell was even more pointed: "We can see now that you are not exempt from this, you cannot pretend it does not exist in your country," said Powell, reflecting longstanding U.S. frustration over what Washington sees has been Jakarta's denial in the face of a growing menace. "I hope this will reinforce Indonesian determination to deal with this kind of threat...
After the initial stages of denial and fear, many laid-off workers report feeling unexpected relief. "It's like the pressure that mounts when you have a winning streak in baseball," says author Po Bronson, who interviewed scores of laid-off tech workers for his forthcoming book What Should I Do with My Life? "With each success you slowly become more risk-averse because you get more and more scared of failing," he says. Experiencing the career failure that a layoff implies is "ultimately liberating...
Catholic hospitals make the argument that providing the emergency contraceptive would go against their moral principles. They add that their denial would not prevent the victim from receiving such treatment at another hospital. While that is logically true, it is not a realistic option for almost all victims of sexual assault. A woman who would certainly be distraught, and possibly in shock, should not be forced to make an additional stop for basic care that can spare her months or even years of anguish. These victims do not have the energy, the time or the luxury to find a hospital...