Word: meriting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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With the controversy surrounding former cook and union steward Darryl Hicks, the Harvard Union dining hall has been transformed in recent weeks into a verbal battleground, rife with allegations, counter allegations and counter-counter allegations. And regardless of the merit of any accusation, one thing is clear: The Union is an unduly harsh working environment. As one employee told The Crimson, "morale sucks...
...Harvard's official response to a former dining hall worker's charges of racial discrimination, a University attorney said the worker's claims had "no merit" and that he was fired because he was a "disruptive, difficult employee with a poor attendance record...
Amaral was later demoted, suspended and transferred to the Dunster/Mather dining hall. Hicks has said Amaral's complaints had no merit and should have been removed from his record...
...only assume that the college administrators did an economic analysis of the kind Mr. Heller so appreciates and decided that it is more beneficial to hire a senior tutor on the basis of merit than on the basis of his marital and parental status. In addition, it should be noted that the other two families with children in the house pay substantial rent for the privilege of living here...
...Green said gay and lesbian students' request for a center may have more merit. Green said such a center could alleviate the safety concerns of some gay and lesbian students...