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...testify in the Jones case, whispered to Linda Tripp that Clinton had urged her to deny the affair, Starr wired Tripp up for confirmation. Then he went to the Justice Department to demand a skeleton key that would give him access to the whole ugly universe of sexual misconduct. It was Hillary's worst nightmare; the man she hates most in the world now has the right to probe the issues most painful to her. Even if the Jones case were somehow settled tomorrow, which it won't be, Ken Starr will never go away, and all the dark corners...
...close relationship between his life and literature. Allen, who for 30 years has firmly denied any element of autobiography existing in his work, seems to be making some confessional statement with the film. Manifestly autobiographical segments, including an amusing sendup of Mia Farrow's allegations of Allen's misconduct with their child, support this interpretation. But Allen complicates things by introducing drastic contradictory elements--his character's interest in fetishist prostitutes, drug and alcohol addiction, and painfully inarticulate vulgarity seem intended to confound the audience. According to this analysis, the film reads as a kind of failed art maneuver--failed...
...what about supervision? The service is so afraid of drill sergeants engaging in sexual improprieties with recruits that the sergeants essentially are under orders to stay away from mixed-gender barracks at night. That, said an Army inspector general's report, opens "a potential window for trainee-trainee sexual misconduct." Indeed, until now the Army's preoccupation had been the behavior of its sergeants, to the point where local commanders at Fort Leonard Wood had ordered the doors to sergeants' offices taken down as well. When the sergeants complained, the doors were put back. But the doorknobs were left...
Some suggest that this stringency is due to last year's debacle in a Harvard Institute for International Development (HIID) project in Russia. The U.S. government accused two HIID officials of misconduct and suspended a $14 million grant, a story that made headlines around the globe...
...unique to international students. Second, based on the survey results, a detailed standard of professional conduct and faculty responsibilities should be established. Special attention should be given to define the obligations of a faculty member to his or her students, to determine unacceptable behavior and to specify rules against misconduct. Third, we propose that the Administration work with the Graduate Student Council, HCSSA, and other student groups to draft a Student Rights document on what a student is entitled to from their advisors, the departments and the University. Fourth, some institutional arrangements need to be made so that the student...