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Extraordinary as it may seem after that display of incredible vulgarity, the club suspended Lowell for two weeks. She took one member to court, and the judge in November 1989 found the man's actions reprehensible but not criminal. When the club refused to renew the Lowells' membership, the couple brought their case to the New York State Human Rights Commission. In July 1992, the commission found the club had engaged in discrimination. Six years later, Lowell is still awaiting damages. "It wasn't a case of whether or not I worked during the week and could only play...
...incur legal expenses. So before giving your time to a community board--and especially if you are affluent and perceived to have deep pockets--be sure you are insured. Your biggest risk is that an organization run by volunteers busy with their own lives will simply neglect to renew coverage...
...perfect Clinton initiative -- small, focused and inexpensive. Best of all, it provides political air cover to renew the fight for tobacco legislation. "Democrats on the Hill want an issue; Clinton wants a bill," says Branegan. "The hope is that the White House can maximize the political pressure, giving Democrats an issue for the fall elections." Better that than teen...
...says Brew Moon decided to occupy the space after Cafe Fiorella opted not to renew its lease...
...College should view the changing role of Radcliffe as an opportunity to improve its own role in the lives of female undergraduates. In relinquishing its college title, Radcliffe will renew its credibility by realigning its goals and its name. And only then will Harvard College become a truly coeducational institution...