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Dunster's troubles had little to do with diversity, and everything to do with an apparent disregard for nepotism rules. But as disturbing as disturbing as the seeming absence of ethics was the atmosphere Co-masters Karel and Hetty Liem created in the house's halls and tunnels. Dunster tutors said they were afraid to talk to the Liems about the situation, and afraid to raise a formal complaint with Dean of the College L. Fred Jewett '57, because they feared they would lose their jobs and their financial well-being...
...didn't always wear plastic gloves "even on one occasion when he had an open blister on his hand." Irresponsible, uneducated statements such as these fuel the flames of AIDSphobia which spread like wildfire and legitimate the tactics of lunatics like William F. Buckley and Jerry Falwell. This blatant disregard for the actual modes of HIV transmission is a slap in the face to those, like myself, who have devoted their lives to making sure people know the "facts" about HIV and AIDS...
...important that people not disregard everything else we know about risks for heart disease," Rimm said...
...statement released by the Fed charged that the Business School student's actions "demonstrate a willful or continuing disregard for the safety and soundness of [Manufacturers] by Young, involve a reckless disregard for the law, and personal dishonesty by Young...
...Ethically, Loucks' presence implies that Yale condones violations of, and blatant disregard for, the law--and it damages the credibility and public image of Yale," said Yale student Ben Gordon, coordinator of the Students for Business Ethics...