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...officers on the department are a finegroup," McGaw said. "The police deserve to have acop's cop leading them. The students and the copsdeserve the best...We should seek no substitute."Crimson File PhotoHarvard Police Chief PAUL E. JOHNSON speakswith Lt. LAWRENCE J. MURPHY outside SandersTheatre...
California representative George E. Brown Jr.wrote in the Los Angeles Times of the follies ofscience: "The promise of science--a miraclecure--serves politicians, who always are lookingfor a tonic to sell to the public, and it servesscientists, who understandably seek to preservetheir elevated position in our culture...
...recognizing GESO. "They are students principally, not employees, and they are treated as such," he said. But this line of argumentation has its problems. Simply because they are students first and employees second does not mean teaching assistants should lose their rights as workers to organize and seek change...
...best way to assure the best pool ofcandidates is to actively seek out qualifiedindividuals, according to Epps. "We need to findsomeone who is happy in their current job andpersuade them to come," the dean said...
...National Labor Relations Board this week is expected to validate an unfair labor practices complaint filed by the striking major league baseball players union. Players have said they would then seek a court injunction to reinstate last year's work rules. If that happens, TIME sportswriter Steve Wulf expects the owners to "lock out" the players. After strike talks broke down over the weekend, both sides were expecting replacement players to take the field on opening day, April 2. Even if the strike were to end soon, players would need extra time to negotiate contracts and practice. But Wulf does...