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...records,” said Maureen Rezendes, a staff psychologist. “And it’s really too difficult to keep track of how many and what exactly are sexual assault cases.”THE OLD FILING CABINETThe lack of statistics can complicate efforts to offer resources.RESPONSE staff say they receive about 25-35 calls and drop-ins each semester, but have no way of characterizing the callers by gender, class, or other measures.Kukunova, the group’s president, opened the old filing cabinet in the corner of its Lowell office.The records for most years since...
...events she did" in the first quarter. "No matter who I call," McAuliffe says, "he has already called them three or four times." So Clinton is stepping up the pace of her cash raising. Instead of big galas, she will be doing more fund-raisers in smaller settings that offer extra attention from the candidate - especially for those contributors who can pony up the maximum $4,600 total allowed by law for the primary and general elections. Whereas her forces once warned donors that it would be seen as an act of disloyalty to contribute to anyone but Clinton, they...
...Iran to find some way to turn off its centrifuges, the Western powers would have to make some concessions, too. The U.S. had originally insisted that Iran could not be allowed to keep any enrichment facilities on its own soil, but it is now being reported that Solana may offer a deal in which Iran would keep its current small-scale enrichment research facility, although not actually run it, for now. Reports suggest that the U.S. will push for the Natanz facility to revert to "cold standby," i.e. turning off but not dismantling the centrifuges, whereas Iran would counter that...
Fehn said the number of attendees was an estimated 200 students above average, but added that she couldn’t offer any specific reasons behind the increase...
...hostage situation ruined the image of the resistance [against Israel] and the image of Islam," he says. The stern, no-nonsense cleric is not given to naming names and recounting anecdotes. He keeps his many secrets to himself. But he did offer one intriguing episode from the hostage-taking era. In early 1986, Toufeili says he was in regular telephone contact with the Lebanese kidnappers, urging them to release their captives. In May of that year he says he extracted a pledge that all the hostages would be released within a week. A day later, he was visited...