Word: panels
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...punishment for the demonstrators, required 13 students to with-draw, and recommended to the Faculty that it "dismiss" three others. In addition, 20 students received "suspended suspensions," and 99 others were placed on warning. The Committee of 15 gave way to the Committee on Rights and Responsibilities, another disciplinary panel that has been the focus of an almost continuous student boycott...
That fear is already evident. In Boston last week, after listening to a group of antinuclear physicians proclaim the hazards of radiation in a series of papers, a young woman whose husband had to go to Harrisburg on business stood up and addressed the panel. Said she: "I don't want him to go, but he says it's his job. We're having a big fight." Would he be safe? she asked the physicians. None could give her a firm answer...
Warren thus became one of only a handful of federal judges ever to exercise "prior restraint," that is, ban a story before it is published. Trying to avoid this fateful step, he first suggested that an independent panel of two press representatives, two arms specialists and one jurist work out compromise deletions so the article could be printed. The Government was willing, but the magazine was not. Said Editor Erwin Knoll: "You can't mediate your First Amendment rights...
Although affirmative action is an important social tool, it is slow, limited and legalistic, a panel of administrators and professors said yesterday at a Mather House Black Table Colloquium...
...hiring demands of a university make affirmative action harder to implement at Harvard than in industry, the panel said, and has led to some unpredictable results...