Word: nussbaum
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...council to say that the divestment issue is not important and does not touch student life is absolutely ludicrous," says Steven A. Nussbaum '86, a four-year council veteran who supported sending the letter on council stationary. "Where your $16,000 per year goes is definitely part of your student life...
...ability to record so much information about an employee could tempt managers to snoop too deeply into personal behavior and invade privacy. Just as ominously, the pressure of being monitored every second is already producing undesirable side effects in some workers, notably high stress and low morale. Declares Karen Nussbaum, director of 9 to 5, a national group of workingwomen: "The potential for corporate abuse is staggering. It puts you under the gun in the short run and drives you crazy in the long run." Tales of computer bosses have already become part of labor folklore. When the New York...
Although he never ran for office, Nussbaum hasbeen one of the council's most influential, vocalmembers. "What I've been doing when you've heardme yelling and shouting at the meetings is tryingto keep alive the vision of the council that wasthe vision of the founders," he says...
After serving three years on the residentialcommittee and one year on the academics committee,Nussbaum says the council's first year was hisfavorite, although he calls alleviating thecrowding problem at Mather House last year his"big baby...
...Nussbaum, a biology concentrator who willattend Albert Einstein Medical School next year,says that the council in its first yearaccomplished "substantiative things," includingestablishing E4D and endorsing a Harvard clericalworkers union. But this year it wasted timearguing about what issues it could discuss...