Campus confidential: a bungled sexual harassment policy still plagues Simon Fraser

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Simon Fraser University's Pres Jack Blaney admitted the university mishandled several sexual harassment investigations, and he ordered a priority review of the the university's policies and procedures. Swim coach Liam Donnelly was rehired after he presented evidence that his student-accuser actually stalked him.

Cases, Human resource management, Universities and colleges, Investigations, Sexual harassment, Simon Fraser University, Donnelly, Liam, Blaney, Jack

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The cost of care: Bill Clinton's health reform plans carry a hefty price tag

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Clinton has yet to release his plan for universal health coverage, but he has already drawn criticism from physicians, Republicans and health-care professionals. The policy will most likely reflect managed competition, which may not reduce costs. Factors that affect medical costs are described.

Finance, Health care reform

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Inner-city pain

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One of President-elect Bill Clinton's first challenges will be to stop the decline of the many of America's inner cities. The crime and violence that plagues a public housing project in Chicago, IL, is discussed.

Public housing, Crime, Chicago, Illinois, Inner cities

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