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Though their destinies remain intertwined in the form of an ongoing $102 million fraud suit, superstar Professor of Economics Andrei Shleifer ’82 and Harvard may soon be parting ways...
...along with the University and former Harvard employee Jonathan Hay, Shleifer is also a defendant in a suit brought by the federal government alleging that Shleifer broke conflict of interest regulations while running a government-funded economic advising program in Russia...
Nike, Inc. is being sued by a San Francisco-based activist, claiming that the company lied about the conditions in its overseas plants. The suit maintains that the public statements Nike had made about the conditions in its overseas plants constituted false advertising...
Does a Christian student organization have the right to insist that its leaders be Christians? Several universities say no, and a growing legal battle has resulted. The InterVarsity Multiethnic Christian Fellowship at Rutgers filed suit last week after the university eliminated the group's $1,200 in funding. Rutgers claimed that the group was violating the university's anti-discrimination rules, which stipulate that an organization may not discriminate on the basis of religious beliefs when choosing its leaders. The group says the decision violates its freedom of religion and association...
Game’s over. Suit up. Walk past the part of the room where coach Peter Brand posted the Columbia Spectator’s account of the Harvard men’s team’s 14-13 upset of Columbia on Nov. 24. In the article, Columbia whined about equipment failure and personnel and offered Pat Riley-esque reflections on what happens when gun machines meet knives. You learn from competitors even when you haven’t faced any for a while...