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The book, which has been updated over the last 50 years to reflect changes in technology, serves to regulate the faculty. The current revisions--expected to be ready in May--were proposed by the Advisory Group on Outside Activities to clarify the gaps in the now only loosely defined rules...
In sum, "The Misanthropic Mr. Chu" raises a plethora of general issues related to unattractive portrayals of minorities in the media. What should be more respected, artistic license or ethnic sensitivity? When does an autobiographical parody cross the line and become a demeaning racial stereotype? To what degree should media...
"The choice is not between regulation and no regulation," wrote Lessig in a recent article in The American Prospect. "The choice is whether we architect the network to give power to network owners to regulate innovation, or whether we architect it to remove that power to regulate."
I don't think we want to go down this path. Luckily, jury damages like this are always appealed and often drop in monetary value once out of the media limelight and once the victim feels the glow of success. Mere show or a check drawn on the tobacco companies...
Plumbers are subject to a $2,500 fine and suspension of their license if they install new high-flow toilets, but what goes on behind the bathroom door is difficult to regulate. Some people simply put in their own toilet; others have been known to have their low-flow toilet...