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...Poole, a third-year graduate student in the English Department, says she needed a job as a teaching fellow in order to pay the bills. But because of fluctuations in enrollment, increasing numbers of graduate students and changes in section size, she wasn't certain until the very last minute--when undergraduates turned in their study cards--that she would get work...
...There's no reason why they should be hiring someone from the department first and keeping out somebody who's more qualified," says Camille Lizarribar, a third-year Comp Lit student who struggled to find work this semester. "You're hurting the undergraduates...
...matter what solution finally emerges, it will be too late for Ted Ruehl, a third-year Comp Lit graduate student. Although Ruehl had several job opportunities lined up, when the confusion of shopping period cleared, he found that...
...School faculty recently decided totable the issue of whether to hire Allen,according to Charisse A. Carney, a third-year lawstudent. "It's 99.9 percent sure she won't be[tenured] by the end of this year," said Carney,who is president of the Black Law StudentsAssociation...
Nearly 40 years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that segregation in our nation's school is unconstitutional. Nearly 40 years later, a national school movement is seeking to integrate the faculties of our nation's law schools. Harvard Law School Coalition for Civil rights, et. al v. president and fellows of Harvard College is the first case of this movement. The SJC has set the date of March 3, 1992 for oral argument in this historic case. We urge the Harvard community to attend this hearing in the new courthouse near Government Center. John Banifaz, third-year law student...