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...expected to cost taxpayers more than $1 billion. That burden was eased ever so slightly last week when presidential son Neil Bush and 12 other former associates of Silverado agreed to cough up $49.5 million as part of a settlement of the Federal Government's $200 million civil suit alleging gross negligence and insider dealings...
...suit comes amidst national media attention devoted to costs for overhead--such as utilities and depreciation related to research--included in the federal grants. A widely publicized government investigation of Stanford University found that a number of items were inappropriately billed as indirect costs...
...LATE FEBRUARY, as the Gulf War was winding down, Bridget Kerrigan '91 hung a Confederate battle flag out her Kirkland House window. Cabot House resident Tim McCormack '91 followed suit with a Southern Cross of his own. An outraged Jacinda Townsend '92 responded by hanging a swastika with the words "Racism--No?" out her window...
...filed suit in November against the Law School, charging that the School discriminates against women and minorities in its faculty hiring practices. In a 38-page document, the signees specifically alleged that the school uses a set of criteria to evaluate prospective faculty members that are biased against women and minorities...
...that the Law School was guilty of discrimination, the students also claimed that they themselves were among those harmed by it. But Judge Patrick F. Brady, after hearing preliminary arguments made by Harvard lawyers, said that the students in fact did not have proper legal standing to file a suit, and dismissed the case...