Word: dismiss
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...alternative, dismissal, means separation from the College, usually for more than five years, with the option of petition for readmission--a move that requires the vote of the full Faculty. On March9, the Faculty voted to dismiss D. Drew Douglas,Class of 2000, an undergraduate who pled guilty toindecent assault and battery last September...
...alternative, dismissal, means separation from the College, usually for more than five years, with the option of petition for readmission--a move that requires the vote of the full Faculty. On March 9, the Faculty voted to dismiss D. Drew Douglas, Class of 2000, an undergraduate who pled guilty to indecent assault and battery last September...
Last Friday, Safir appointed a black officer to the No. 2 position in the street-crimes unit. (Black leaders dismiss the move as window dressing.) Both Safir and Giuliani have emphatically denied that the police are guilty of misconduct or racial bias. The Diallo controversy, Giuliani says, has been stirred up by political activists and the scandal-hungry press. In fact, he points out, fatal shootings by police are at their lowest level in 13 years. The police department is controversial, its supporters say, because it has been doing its job vigorously. And they note that it has been phenomenally...
...Faculty voted to dismiss Douglas by anoverwhelming majority, after the AdministrativeBoard found that a rape had occurred in the case.During the meeting, Dean of the College Harry R.Lewis '68 moved that the Faculty dismiss Douglason the recommendation of the Ad Board...
Last Tuesday inside University Hall, while students protested outside in the Rally for Justice, Faculty members debated the case of D. Drew Douglas, Class of 2000 and then, by an overwhelming margin, voted to dismiss him for rape as the Administrative Board had recommended. It was the right choice given the options. The case gathered considerable media attention focusing both on students' calls for greater support for rape victims and on the varying accounts of the situation which led to Douglas' criminal conviction on a charge of sexual assault as well as the Ad Board's decision that a rape...