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Lest there be any confusion, "serious" and "very serious cases," as defined in our classification involved repeated behaviors, persisting after a person's attempts to stop them; implicit or the attention; and significant personal and academic or professional upset. Every case so classified would almost certainly fall well within EEOC guidelines of what constitutes sexual harassment. Many of the other incidents, classified as less serious, would also fall within the legal guidelines...
...there may be long-term repercussions, political as well as environmental. Vasilyev bluntly accused officials, presumably those in charge of designing and managing the potash plant, of ignoring two warnings from inspectors who had demanded improvements in the dam. Criminal charges, he said, had been brought against eight culprits. Implicit in this public reprimand (which follows official reports of bureaucratic bungling in the recent trapping of 40 Soviet ships in the Arctic ice) is a clear warning: the Kremlin will not continue to tolerate the blatant disregard of laws involving the environment or public safety...
...only hope that your decision to publish yesterday's letter of Geoffrey Bok '84, of al, was not an implicit endorsement of his weakly argued, bleeding-heart, pecudo-liberal position. Mr. Bok, erroneously grouping the Pi Eta Speaker's Club with all social clubs, attempts to make a clarion call for The Crimson to "impartially explore" how clubs such as the Pi Eta stand in contradiction with independent thinking and encouragement of diversity. In the case of the Pi Eta, this accusation could not be further from the truth and suggests that Mr. Bok has but partially explored the issue...
...Implicit in Harvard's forming the Management Company was a confidence that it could manage its money better and more cheaply than an outside staff of experts. For his partners Cabot drew from a group of traders, most of whom had two things in common: many years of experience in the Boston financial district, and a Harvard degree...
...Chad, he told the newspaper Le Monde that French troops were in Chad only as "instructors" who would provide "logistical support" and exercise a "dissuasive role." Mitterrand added that if threatened, French troops would "respond and, to defend themselves better, not limit their reply to a defensive one." Implicit was a warning that a Libyan push south from the oasis of Faya-Largeau, which was captured by a joint Libyan and rebel force in early August, would produce a military showdown with France...