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...Internal Revenue Service while she was a recovering cancer patient and was never told that she was covered by the Americans With Disabilities Act/Rehabilitation Act. She was not given enough time or assistance to recoup from the surgery before being forced back to work. Nor did anyone in personnel inform her that she may have been eligible for temporary disability, even though she did ask however ineloquently...
They said they hope to tell their story to the national news media in an effort to inform other Harvard alums and other concerned individuals ignorant of the plans...
Well, do we need the ballast of expert opinions and attributions to inform and justify our tastes in art or literature or music or--in the late 20th century--in all the electronic entertainment available at the push of a remote-control button? The snap answer is, hell no, we don't. But that is not really true. Aesthetics, for all the millions of words that have been written on the subject, remains an inexact science. We cannot say why a painting once supposed to be by Rembrandt loses face when its connection with the master is disputed or disproved...
...also criticized for his decision to fine students a quarter of a semester's board for failing to inform the College of their intention to take a leave of absence before the start of classes...
Following the lead of billing offices at other Ivy League schools, and after consulting the registrar and Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68, Student Billing went online this year to inform students that they were not financially cleared to register, according to Susan L. Schnare, the manager of the Billing Office...