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In exchange for becoming eligible for new awards, General Dynamics agreed to meet a series of Navy demands. Among them was the creation of a "rigorous code of ethics for all employees." After a selective naval review of 94 million previously submitted expense vouchers, the company withdrew $111 million in...
Most chemical manufacturers claim that their industry is among the nation's safest. More rigorous regulation, they argue, would send costs skyrocketing at a time when the industry is facing increased competition from producers such as Saudi Arabia and Mexico and could lead U.S. companies in the future to build...
Nonetheless, Richard J. Tarrant, Pope professor of Latin language and literature and chair of the Commencement orator competition, says that the selection process can be quite rigorous.
The data added fuel to the long-held belief that students at Harvard have less fun than their peers, even those at similarly rigorous schools like Yale.
“Everyone agrees that working toward gender equity is vitally important,” Summers told The Crimson in that interview. He said that universities must address discrimination head-on, but that academics must also engage in “careful, honest, and rigorous research” to...