Word: hearses
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Laurence Steinberg, a Temple University psychologist who studies adolescents, hears a familiar tune. "Adults have always been upset by the provocative nature of teenage dancing," he says. "When the twist was introduced, high school principals were saying they wanted to ban that."
There's one job no one in America wants, and Robert Mueller's got it. And as the occupant of the hottest seat in the nation, he is our Person of the Week. Clouds have been gathering around the FBI for months, even years, but it's only over the...
Byrd hears the complaints of alleged sexual assault victims and then convenes Columbia’s disciplinary panel, which is composed of two deans and one student, to gather statements and hear the cases.
This disciplinary board hears cases regardless of the amount of evidence available and even if the alleged victim chooses not to participate in the investigation.
Yet, every so often, when the hurdles have been leaped, the bridges crossed, and the red tape cut all the way through, change—for better or worse—becomes as simple as a vote, a raising of hands, a counting of yeas and nays. Such was the...