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...Ours is not a criminal process. We’re not going to take away somebody’s civil rights,” he says. “We have a whole different standard: hearsay is fine with us; we take cases that the district attorney would never take; we’re not adjudicating...
Though Losick agrees that the presence of the alleged offender would likely intimidate the victim, he points to Yale University’s model, in which the accused is able to listen to the testimony of the accuser through headphones in a separate room...
...would be easier to know exactly what we were doing and to be able to plan earlier, but I think this is the nature of the beast that we’re all struggling to tame,” History of Science Chair Anne Harrington ’82 said...
Given the volatile state of finances, Smith said determining subventions earlier in the process would have forced administrators to “guess” if cuts would still be necessary...
...that whoever stole the banner would show such callous disrespect—not only for University property, but also for the goals our project promotes,” Cohen said...