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...Washington, the afternoon Star (circ. 346,000) bought the series and was putting Part 1 to press when the Tribune Syndicate suddenly canceled the deal, insisting that the larger morning Post (circ. 601,000) had first-refusal rights. The Star, arguing that it had a valid contract, went ahead and printed the three segments it already had and, it claimed, borrowed copies of the final two from friendly editors in other cities. Thus the entire series appeared simultaneously in both papers, contrary to industry canons. Post Executive Editor Ben Bradlee, suspecting that the Star was lifting the series from early...
...controversy began. A few days later, Dean Fox called a special meeting of CHUL, Which Dean Epps says was called "because members demanded a more precise explanation of how the Kiosks would work." As pointed out above, CHUL did not want more information, and this special meeting had no valid purpose...
...Sullivan, who insists the city has a valid contract with the workers and has asked the state to rule on the dispute, said he was not negotiating, only "listening to the worker's problems...
HARVARD'S OFFICIAL RULES governing the selection of tenured professors are straight-toward: "These lifetime professorial appointments are reserved for scholars of the first order of eminence." That Harvard wants the very best is a valid, even noble, aim--in theory. But by conducting its search for the paragons of academia at the expense of its junior faculty, Harvard denies itself the probable top scholars of the future. And in deciding not to tenure many of them, Harvard often treats its junior faculty members destructively and unfairly...
Sullivan met with representatives of Local 195, Independent Public Employees Association last night after members of the union ended a three-day strike and returned to work, and again refused to renew negotiations, insisting that the city "has a valid contract...