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...prompting tougher scrutiny of its books by its own auditors and Italian regulators. In early December the Tanzis held talks with the U.S. buy-out firm Blackstone Group about a possible sale - and mentioned that Parmalat's published accounts didn't tell the whole story, according to the sec lawsuit...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Autumn Of The Patriarch | 1/4/2004 | See Source »

...short, Harvard students and faculty need not simply complain about University President Lawrence H. Summers’ decision not to join the FAIR lawsuit. There is something important and effective that they themselves can do about the Solomon Amendment—regardless of whether or not Harvard University agrees...

Author: By John F. Banzhaf iii, | Title: A Better Way To Fight The Solomon Amendment | 12/15/2003 | See Source »

Harvard’s law students and faculty could help prepare a class action lawsuit to be filed in court on behalf of one or more Washington area law students or law faculty willing to serve as plaintiffs. Alternatively, the HRA permits anyone, regardless of residence or sexual orientation—such as any Harvard law student or professor—to file an administrative complaint to achieve the same goal...

Author: By John F. Banzhaf iii, | Title: A Better Way To Fight The Solomon Amendment | 12/15/2003 | See Source »

...court to challenge the Solomon Amendment. The suit raises substantial constitutional and statutory issues, and has already survived a motion to dismiss. Harvard has been warmly invited to join FAIR. Again, we ask President Summers to allow Harvard Law School to join FAIR, or to bring its own similar lawsuit challenging the presence of discriminatory recruiters on Harvard’s campus...

Author: By Warren Goldfarb, Robert W. Mack, and Thomas H. Parry, THOMAS H. PARRY AND ROBERT W. MACK AND WARREN GOLDFARBS | Title: The Hollow Promise of Non-Discrimination | 12/15/2003 | See Source »

President Summers also warns in his letter that “the University must exercise considerable restraint when it comes to the prospect of confronting the government through the quintessentially adversarial act of filing a lawsuit.” Yet it was he who recently directed the University to file an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court case over affirmative action at the University of Michigan. We believe that allowing the Law School to join FAIR would be no more confrontational. Harvard would not be a party in the FAIR lawsuit, only a member of the organization...

Author: By Warren Goldfarb, Robert W. Mack, and Thomas H. Parry, THOMAS H. PARRY AND ROBERT W. MACK AND WARREN GOLDFARBS | Title: The Hollow Promise of Non-Discrimination | 12/15/2003 | See Source »

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