Word: explicitness
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Recourse to a fair disciplinary body is necessary for all students. Especially considering the Administrative Board's closed procedures that offer students few formal protections, a new appeals body for all sorts of cases would be welcome. A committee with student representatives, which observes explicit protections of due process and which gives students the right to an open hearing, would protect students' rights regardless of the extraneous circumstances of the charges brought against them. But unless such a new disciplinary committee is an appeals body, it will fall into the same trap that mired the CRR in controversy over questions...
...AIDS, U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop has some blunt words of advice for Americans: "If you are participating in activities that could expose you to the AIDS virus, this report could save your life." The Surgeon General is not exaggerating, as the 36-page booklet confirms in most explicit terms. Some pertinent excerpts...
...called for greater use of the only weapons currently at hand for controlling the AIDS epidemic: education about the disease beginning as early as the third grade and prevention. Koop's report was educational in itself. It was comprehensive and accurate, and its warnings were expressed in sexually explicit language that readers could not fail to understand...
...Through the Committee [on College Life], weunderstood that there was an explicit need forstudents to have machines and we felt that theywere at a disadvantage [by not having them]," Eppssaid...
There must be an explicit code describing the kinds of cases that are entitled to be heard on appeal regardless of their apparent merits. At the least, students must have an automatic right to a hearing in cases in which the Administrative Board has required students to leave Harvard for some period of time...