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...student privacy concerns from being ignored while doing little to impede the legitimate actions of disciplinary bodies. Although students could conceivably delete sensitive emails in response to a notification, recently deleted e-mail messages are recoverable by system administrators. In addition, disciplinary bodies should be willing to accept the review of an appeal process if they can reasonably claim that the University’s interest in enforcing discipline is great enough to justify violating student privacy. Accessing student e-mail should be a measure reserved for exceptional cases. While this legislation is a valuable step, it does...
...number of executions has also dropped dramatically from its modern peak in 1999. The 42 executions in 2007 were the fewest in 13 years. A number of states had called formal or informal moratoriums even before the Supreme Court effectively halted executions nationwide pending its review of lethal injection...
...even if such policies were in place, trade hawks in the U.S., Europe and Japan wonder why they should throw themselves open to investment arms controlled by governments that limit foreign access to their own markets. Beijing, they point out, has strict limits and an opaque review process for foreign companies that seek to buy significant stakes in many Chinese companies. "So we're just supposed to roll over and let them buy whatever they want here?" says the congressional staffer. "Why would we do that...
...Harvard researchers last year, is trying to ease its grant application process, even as a vote today in the U.S. House could leave its funding power nearly static after years of steady decline. Earlier this month, an NIH-chartered committee tasked with “enhancing the peer review process” released preliminary recommendations. The working group suggested shortening grant applications, creating separate awards for first-time applicants, and asking outside reviewers to examine funding requests. The committee recommendations and potential congressional budget decrease could reshape Harvard’s primary federal source. Last year, Harvard received 70.6 percent...
...filter and another, sent successfully, thirty minutes later. "I wondered how the sender would have known that the first message was caught by the filter," Gergis says, "unless he was one of the recipients." On Dec. 17, Detectives Silagyi and Flanders sat Nava down for a second interview to review "inconsistencies" in his story based on their own investigations over the previous few days. This time, Nava cracked...