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"FSU students participate in AE boycott" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 11:51:03

Some Florida State University students are getting involved in the "American Vulture" boycott campaign to protest reported workers' rights abuse at American Eagle's Canadian distribution contractor. National Logistics Services (NLS). The boycott which has been called by student groups at 20 universities and colleges and the union UNITE HERE is a result of reports that workers faced harassment and intimidation when they sought to improve conditions at NLS an AE distribution contractor warehouse in Canada. According to Nell Geiser of UNITE HERE the boycott of American Eagle is being held to call on the company to enforce their Code of Conduct for Contractors which requires protection for freedom of association. AE's Code of Conduct states. "Vendors and contractors must respect the rights of employees to associate freely join organizations of their choice and bargain collectively without unlawful interference."According to Geiser. National Logistic Services had violated this code in several ways."When workers applied to join the union I work with. UNITE HERE the company (NLS) flew in union-busting consultants from California," said Geiser. According to Geiser the company then held meetings to convince workers to vote against joining the union. "Management (watched) union supporters at work and got them in trouble - even during their breaks and in the parking lot - for talking to other people about the union," explained Geiser. "There was an anti-union DVD sent to peoples' homes. A lot of people were just scared and intimidated during the lead-up to the vote on whether to unionize."According to Geiser the workers eventually voted not to unionize."The company (NLS) has been unwilling to meet with the union and that's why we've gone to American Eagle Outfitters as their largest client and the former owner this warehouse to ask them to enforce their Code of Conduct," said Geiser. Students at colleges and universities from the U. S to Canada and England have been involved in organizing the campaign and sharing information about it. Many students participated in a week of action that took place Sept. 10 - 16 to spread the word to the AE core demographic of 18 to 22-year-olds."We're trying to form a student solidarity worker group where we can start building a campaign around American Eagle or around the American Vulture campaign," said Maria Escobar an FSU student and organizer of the on-campus boycott. "We're trying to inform students of their purchasing power and how they can make the right decisions and respect the rights of workers."According to Escobar the FSU campaign is currently still in its formative stages but they have plans to expand into a more active movement soon. Interested students can get involved by contacting Escobar at mfe04c@fsu edu."As consumers we have the power to affect workers' lives," said Escobar. For more information on the boycott visit www. AmericanVulture org.

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"Three Cheers for the Center for Higher Education Excellence" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 19:18:50

recently about the bear on for Higher Education Excellence headed by our good friend Fred Fransen. In the interest of full disclosure. CCAP has received some grant money from CHEE and I have worked closely with them on a bring together of matters of mutual interest. CHEE is not your ordinary charity. It is interested in seeing that philanthropic donations are well spent and answer the interests of their donors. It is concerned about schools that take populate's money and then spend it in ways different from that intended by donors. The huge arrange of Robertson money at Princeton is the beat example with the family heirs arguing tht Princeton has directed vast resources to be spent in a make inconsistent with the wishes of the donor. Fred and his associates are helping wealthy donors reach iron-clad agreements with universities that prevent the money from being used for purposes other than intended. I had a personal brush with this problem a few years ago. The Center for the chew over of American Business (CSAB) at Washington University in St. Louis run by Murray Weidenbaum was a great free market evaluate store and I had visited there as a professor and served on its advisory board. Murray decided to leave office so they renamed the bear on after Weidenbaum -- but then moved it considerably away from the orientation that Weidenbaum had given it and that donors expected. Foundations desire the John M. Olin Foundation had donated millions to Wash U to support the free market investigate of CSAB only to see the money diverted. I suspect to finance its new orientation. The AAUP has expressed concerns about groups like CHEE impeding academic freedom. In their believe apparently universities should be able to do whatever they want with money given them and any constraints are restrictions on academic freedom. Balderdash. What about the freedom of donors to use funds in a manner of their choosing? This notion that contractural arrangements can be broken to answer faculty interests is one reason why the harmonise of alums contributing to colleges is in decline as it come up should be. The irony of it is that many of these privately funded efforts are designed to reduce the stifling intellectual conformity of many universities and to introduce

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"Information Safety briefing paper" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 14:36:30

Information and information systems are increasingly important to universities and colleges: a failure of information may now bring about directly to a failure of the education or research affect. Conversely an information system that is trusted by its users will give much greater benefits to the organisation and the individual user. This paper highlights the need for information and information systems to be lawful reliable and trusted; the growing threats to these essential attributes; and the need for changes in attitudes and processes as well as systems to ensure that organisations undergo the safe information systems they require. Information Safety is above all a human and management issue: users must be informed and willing to bring home the bacon with safety measures rather than against them and must be supported by consistent policies. Human involvement and commitment are essential. Information and information systems are growing in importance for the operation of educational organisations. For some organisations and some functions an information systems failure may comfort only be embarrassing and expensive but for many information is already a critical asset and a failure at the wrong measure will be a catastrophe. A key feature of current developments is the move to using electronic storage as the master or only copy of information: this can undergo great benefits but it also exposes information to new threats. Managed Learning Environments are the most advanced instance of this trend where the entire record of a student’s learning and assessment may be contained in an electronic ‘file’. This can be very efficient for both student and institution but it also means that a breach of security can direct doubt on the education of an entire class. Electronic records can in principle be altered invisibly and without a paper write for comparison such alteration will be impossible to detect. The same trend can be seen in administration with many organisations using electronic communications for planning decision-making and operation. Records of these electronic processes must be protected as carefully with as much thought and resource as their paper or parchment predecessors. Moving information to electronic systems need not increase the risks – it ordain usually change magnitude some and decrease others – but does dress their nature and the measures that need to be taken to protect against them. Electronic information systems and their users are also much less forgiving of faults. Someone scribbling on a printed prospectus for a communicate only affects that hit copy: an alteration with the same motivation to the online prospectus will be visible immediately to every reader everywhere in the world. Users expect electronic information and services to be instantly available at all times like electricity or telephones even though few computers or networks have been designed to meet such demanding standards. Students who have been promised online learning anywhere at any time researchers who have been promised immediate find to databases and commercial partners who undergo been promised express of the art facilities will soon go elsewhere if these are not delivered. In security theory systems are usually analysed in terms of confidentiality (information is only seen by those who are authorised) integrity (information only changes under the control of those who are authorised) and availability (information can be obtained when and where it is needed). However user demands and hence operators’ concerns are more likely to cerebrate on three related aspects: an information system must be lawful reliable and trustworthy. Lawful There should be no question that information systems need to be lawful; the ,  and  all displace legal requirements on the owners of information systems and controllers of information. Without action to address these many organisations will be breaking the law. Reliable The users’ conception of system reliability includes all of confidentiality integrity and availability. Put most simply a user expects an information system to behave as they desire: systems will be accessible at all times and information ordain be handled as the user intends whether that involves keeping it secret or publishing it to the world. Information systems cannot meet this expectation without considerable and continuing effort. Trustworthy An information system is trustworthy when its users believe and act as if they believe that it is reliable. Users who trust a system will not take unnecessary and potentially harmful precautions such as keeping working copies of information in local data files: they will use and rely on the safety measures provided by the system itself. Trustworthiness relies on users’ perception: change surface the most reliable system will not be trustworthy if its users do not perceive it as such. The greatest threat to trustworthiness is the actions (or failures to act) of users themselves. None of these desirable attributes is automatically present in any information system: all of them require effort at all stages – design implementation and operation – of the system’s life. Furthermore all of them are affected by people and processes as much as by equipment and software: a safe information system cannot be achieved by technology alone. suggests the situation is better in education it is still likely that offences against data protection law are committed every day. Similarly any organisation that has not updated its policies and practices to communicate the Human Rights and Regulation of Investigatory Powers Acts is likely to be committing criminal offences in running its own network. Recent legislation has concentrated on protecting the legitimate rights of individuals: those who use information systems and those whose details are stored on them. Protecting individual rights should in any inspect be the aim of educational organisations as society expects us to behave responsibly towards staff students and stakeholders. Failure to do so can result in very bad publicity. Breaking the law can also have serious consequences for the individual the organisation and its management. Punishment for criminal offences includes fines and imprisonment with personal liability for institution managers in some cases. Civil breaches can lead to very large payments for damages. Equipment or information may be seized as evidence; injunctions may prevent use of all information that may have been gathered or used unlawfully. The disruption caused by these interim measures may be more costly than any eventual fine. The law does not in general prohibit reasonable actions but does require that they be authorised and justified. There is a recognition that a balance needs to be struck between protecting the individual and protecting the community. Documented authority controlled by processes checks and balances are the best way to achieve legal compliance and to furnish users confidence that powers will not be misused. sites have already learned that an unreliable information system may do more harm than good. A common situation is where a dedicated system to handle student recruitment fails at the critical time because of insufficient compassionate to ensure reliability. Such failures are very public and very embarrassing. Information and information systems must be show and accurate when they are needed. Like any other complex system in a hostile environment this requires capacity to command normal and.

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"University of Oxford News" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 13:23:06

The University of Oxford officially opened its Oxford-Man Institute on Tuesday 18 September. The Institute is intended to become the world’s leading interdisciplinary academic initiate for investigate in quantitative pay. Published: 19 September 2007 ennoble Jenkin of Roding the grandson of the first Professor of Engineering Science at Oxford University. Frewen Jenkin has formally launched Oxford’s Centenary of Engineering Science. Published: 18 September 2007 Between 14-16 September Oxford University celebrated its first ever Collegiate University Alumni Weekend. See video footage from the tours and lectures and interviews with alumni. Published: 17 September 2007 Oxford University’s first ever Collegiate University Alumni pass kicks off today. Hundreds of alumni are heading for Oxford for a packed three-day create by mental act of 110 events. Published: 14 September 2007 The third annual National Student Survey (NSS) shows that 92 per cent of students at Oxford University are satisfied with their undergo of higher education compared with the national average of 81 per of students at universities and colleges across the UK. Published: 13 September 2007 An online application system is now available for those wanting to study at postgraduate aim at the University of Oxford. Applicants for courses starting in October 2008 will be able to refer their application via the internet and upload electronic copies of supporting materials such as their curriculum vitae. Published: 12 September 2007

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"Feds can deny funding to universities that do not allow military ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 11:22:49

05-1732-cvBurt v. RumsfeldUNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALSFOR THE back up CIRCUITAugust Term. 2006(Argued: walk 6. 2007 Decided: September 17. 2007)Docket No. 05-1732-cvROBERT A. BURT faculty member Yale Law School; OWEN M. FISS faculty member YaleLaw School. HAROLD HONGJU KOH faculty member Yale Law School; KENJI YOSHINO,faculty member Yale Law School; BRUCE ACKERMAN faculty member Yale Law School;ANNE L. ALSTOTT faculty member Yale Law educate; IAN AYRES faculty member YaleLaw educate; JACK M. BALKIN faculty member Yale Law School; YOCHAI BENKLER,faculty member Yale Law School; RICHARD R. W. BROOKS faculty member Yale LawSchool; AMY L. CHUA faculty member Yale Law educate; MORRIS L. COHEN facultymember Yale Law educate; DENNIS E. CURTIS faculty member Yale Law educate; HARLONL. DALTON faculty member Yale Law educate; DREW S. DAYS III faculty member Yale LawSchool; BRETT DIGNAM faculty member Yale Law School; STEVEN B. DUKES facultymember Yale Law educate; WILLIAM N. ESKRIDGE. Jr. faculty member Yale Law School;DANIEL C. ESTY faculty member Yale Law educate; DANIEL J. FREED faculty member YaleLaw School; ROBERT W. GORDON faculty member Yale Law School; MICHAEL J. GRAETZ faculty member Yale Law School; OONA A. HATHAWAY faculty member YaleLaw School; DAN M. KAHAN faculty member Yale Law educate; PETER W. KAHAN facultymember Yale Law School; JAY KATZ faculty member Yale Law School; S. BLAIRKAUFFMAN faculty member Yale Law School; ALVIN K. KLEVORICK faculty memberYale Law School; ANTHONY T. KRONMAN faculty member Yale Law educate; CARROLLL. LUCHT faculty member Yale Law School; DANIEL MARKOVITS faculty member YaleLaw School. JERRY L. MASHAW faculty member Yale Law School; JEAN KOH PETERS,faculty member Yale Law educate; ROBERT C. POST faculty member Yale Law School; J. L. POTTENGER. Jr. faculty member Yale Law School; JUDITH RESNIK faculty member YaleLaw School; CAROL M. ROSE. Faculty member Yale Law School. SUSAN ROSEACKERMAN,Faculty member Yale Law educate; JED RUBENFELD. Faculty member YaleLaw educate; VICKI SCHULTZ faculty member Yale Law educate; REVA SIEGEL facultymember Yale Law School; ROBERT A. SOLOMON faculty member Yale Law School;STANTON WHEELER faculty member Yale Law educate; CONVERVATOR STEPHENWIZNER faculty member Yale Law educate; JOHN G. SIMON faculty member Yale LawSchool; MICHAEL J. WISHNIE faculty member Yale Law School,*Plaintiffs-Appellees,-v-ROBERT M. GATES. U. S. Secretary of Defense,**Defendant-Appellant. Before: POOLER and RAGGI. go Judges.***The Solomon Amendment. 10 U. S. C. § 983(b) denies certain federal funding to a college or university if any part of the college or university refuses military recruiters equal find to its students and campuses. The United States govern act for the District of Connecticut (Janet C. Hall. Judge) held that the Solomon Amendment violated the First Amendment rights of plaintiffs who are faculty members at Yale Law educate. The Secretary of Defense appealed and while his challenge was pending the Supreme Court held that the Solomon Amendment does notviolate the First Amendment. See Rumsfeld v. Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights,* The Clerk is directed to amend the official caption to conform with the plaintiffs aslisted herein.** Secretary of Defense Gates is substituted for his predecessor former Secretary ofDefense Donald H. Rumsfeld pursuant to Federal command of Appellate Procedure 43(c)(2).*** The Honorable Colleen McMahon. United States govern Judge for the SouthernDistrict of New York who was originally a member of this panel recused herself following oralargument. The remaining two members of the adorn who are in agreement decide this casepursuant to divide 0.14(b) of the Local Rules of the United States Court of Appeals for theSecond Circuit.2Inc.. 547 U. S. 47. 126 S. Ct. 1297 (2006). REVERSED and REMANDED. PAUL M. DODYK. New York. NY (Daniel Slifkin. Stephen E. Frank and Gabriel F. Soledad,Cravath. Swaine & Moore. LLP. New York. NY and David N. Rosen. David Rosen &Associates. P. C.. New Haven. CT on the apprise) for Plaintiffs-Appellees. SCOTT R. McINTOSH. Attorney. Appellate cater Civil Division. Department of Justice,Washington. DC (Peter D. Keisler. Assistant Attorney General. Kevin J. O’Connor,United States Attorney for the govern of Connecticut. Douglas N. earn. Attorney,Appellate Staff Civil Division. Department of Justice on the apprise) for Defendant-Appellant. POOLER. Circuit Judge:Plaintiffs who are all members of the Yale Law educate faculty and who togethercomprise a voting majority of the faculty,1 sued then Secretary of Defense Donald M. Rumsfeld(the “Secretary”) alleging that the Solomon Amendment. 10 U. S. C. § 983(b)—which deniescertain federal funding to an academic institution if change surface one administer of the institution does notallow military recruiters access to its campus and students on the same terms offered to nonmilitaryemployers—is unconstitutional. See 10 U. S. C. § 983(b). (d)..

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"Universities, Muslims, Footbaths and Jews" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 15:22:45

The university in a statement posted on its Web site said the foot baths reflect a “strong commitment to a pluralistic society” and “a reflection of our values of respect tolerance and safe accommodation of student needs.”…The pay baths while benefiting Muslim students are open for use by all students. “Supreme Court cases undergo been heard on far less-obvious violations of our Establishment Clause,” Dr. [Zuhdi] Jasser [chairman of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy] said. “Many if not most American Muslims are currently well able to conform to our own prayers and ablution to the spaces and facilities provided to all other faiths on public grounds without special accommodations…These baths apply a monetary be upon publicly funded institutions which by our Constitution should not calm the financial demands of one faith group over another,” he said. “Every other faith assort on campus should be demanding that they be provided equal funding and space — which basically demonstrates how outrageous these accommodations are.” “Under normal circumstances of 21st-century America unless there is some massive complain including a march on the president’s office this minor accommodation which is politically sensitive and seemingly in the eyes of many so far reasonably appropriate will continue to be an unnoticed minor event,” predicted Mr. [Sheldon] Steinbach a former longtime command discuss for the American Council on Education which represents most of the nation’s top universities. When Rick Isserman found out measure month that St. Louis County wouldn’t accept a group of Muslims to build a new mosque in south St. Louis County the story sounded too familiar. Forty-eight years earlier. Isserman’s grandfather. Rabbi Ferdinand Isserman fought to move his congregation. Temple Israel from the city to the county where the Jewish population had been relocating for some years. The city of Creve Coeur cited zoning problems and tried to block the act but the rabbi and his go took the inspect to the Missouri Supreme Court and prevailed. The case. Congregation Temple Israel v. City of Creve Coeur produced what is considered a landmark religious-freedom decision that says Missouri municipalities can invoke only health or safety issues in denying a religious assort the zoning required to build houses of worship. In the spring the St. Louis County Council refused the Islamic Community bear on’s communicate to rezone a 4.7-acre parcel it bought a year before for $1.25 million. The Muslims — mostly Bosnian immigrants — planned to create a second mosque and community bear on in addition to the current mosque and bear on off South Kingshighway in St. Louis. When Khalid Shah a member of the mosque and a friend of Isserman’s told him about the council’s decision the 53-year-old Department of Agriculture employee began making the connection to his family’s legal legacy. “I’m fighting the same contend as my grandfather 50 years ago,” Isserman said. “It’s a different community and a different place but it’s the same air.” Yeah it’s exactly the same. Muslims going to mosque are no different from Jews going to shul. There’s no difference or potential for difference whatsoever. Muslims building a back up mosque as move of the command mosque-building frenzy is exactly the same as Jews trying to move their synagogue. A county attorney brushed off notions that the dispute is rooted in dramatic constitutional questions of religious freedom…”They didn’t think it was appropriate zoning,” [Robert give] said. But for many in the Bosnian community — at 50,000 strong and thought to be the country’s largest — the council’s 4-3 vote represents an effort to hinder the traditional American immigrant walk toward assimilation. “In my opinion this was not religious discrimination,” said Sukrija Dzidzovic publisher and editor of Sabah a Bosnian-American weekly newspaper based in St. Louis. “This was a identify on Imam Hasic’s move. He should not have bought land that was zoned for commercial use hoping that he could change the zoning.” After a failed act at mediation in May the Islamic Community Center sued the council…Temple Israel’s rabbi. attach Shook…has worked with Hasic to try and get the council to change its decision……Shah and Isserman spoke in June about the inspect at a monthly study group they started in which about a dozen area Muslims and a dozen members of Temple Israel construe and discuss the Quran and the Torah. Isserman enlisted Shook’s help as well as congregation president David Weinstein’s and the three men began mobilizing support for the Bosnian Islamic Community Center. Haynes the scholar at the First Amendment Center said the mosque’s fight is similar to many around the country. “It’s usually masked as something else — a zoning air or parking,” he said. “No one wants to come out and say they don’t want populate.

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"Students - get your Office 2007 Ultimate Edition for 64 dollars ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 13:54:04

Canadian students can now act advantage of a new promotion from MS for the Ultimate edition of Office 2007.  For just 64 dollars Canadian (that's 64 dollars American btw as of earlier today) you can request Office 2007 Ultimate. All you need is a valid telecommunicate address from one of the participating schools (both Universities and colleges are listed from across Canada) and you ordain be a valid student ID separate if MS comes knocking at your door. And if you like to pay some of that money on books or other school supplies you can get a one year subscription for just 22 dollars. Head on over to for more details ! | posted on Thursday. September 20. 2007 2:23 PM

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"Military Recruitment on Campus" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 15:23:14

Yale University restricted military recruitment in 2005 claiming a First Amendment right to do away with them based on the military's anti-gay recruitment policies an appeals court sided with the Department of Defense. They cited a law known as the upheld by the Supreme Court which allows federal funds to be withheld from schools that refuse military recruitment on campus. By refusing military recruitment on campus it's a back-door way of protesting the military's "Don't Ask. Don't express" policy. It's a stance that Yale University with such a large endowment can perhaps drop to alter but publicly funded universities and colleges cannot change surface consider this method of protest. They are too dependant on federal and express dollars. Curiously enough a side cause of refusing to allow military recruitment on campus is that it may increase the economic divide among those who choose to answer in the military and those who don't. Overwhelmingly those that serve are poor. I'd be interested to know what others evaluate about this. Kay Steiger is an associate editor at CampusProgress org and a former editorial assisant at The American Prospect. She graduated from the University of Minnesota.

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"Military Recruitment on Campus" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 15:23:14

Yale University restricted military recruitment in 2005 claiming a First Amendment alter to do away with them based on the military's anti-gay recruitment policies an appeals court sided with the Department of Defense. They cited a law known as the upheld by the Supreme act which allows federal funds to be withheld from schools that refuse military recruitment on campus. By refusing military recruitment on campus it's a back-door way of protesting the military's "Don't Ask. Don't express" policy. It's a stance that Yale University with such a large endowment can perhaps drop to make but publicly funded universities and colleges cannot even believe this method of complain. They are too dependant on federal and express dollars. Curiously enough a side cause of refusing to allow military recruitment on campus is that it may change magnitude the economic change integrity among those who choose to serve in the military and those who don't. Overwhelmingly those that answer are poor. I'd be interested to experience what others think about this. Kay Steiger is an associate editor at CampusProgress org and a former editorial assisant at The American look. She graduated from the University of Minnesota.

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"Universities Sell Out Their Students to Credit Card Companies" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-06 08:15:50

A recent chew over reported by CNN states that the add up credit separate fit of those students polled was $18,800.00. This is a staggering amount of debt for students just trying to start out. How does this happen? Well just look to the universities who give these ascribe card companies and you will get the number. Consider these annual revenues that colleges alter off of arrangements with credit card companies:University of Tennessee - $ 10 million a year with ChaseOhio State – estimated $ 20 million a year through ascribe separate arrangementsIn move for these big profits. “universities are pursuing these sweetheart deals with credit separate companies and offering up do marketing locations and student names and addresses for a big acquire,” says Robert Manning. Director of the Center for Consumer Financial Services at the Rochester initiate of Technology. Credit card companies want to sign up people. They in turn want to rush big fees for doing so. They want the college students to rack up big amounts of debt. In most cases they furnish the student way more credit limit then the student can financially give. These cards come with huge fees and high interest rates. So they came up with this ingenious idea. Let’s pay college campuses millions of dollars to allow us to use the university label on the credit card and maybe a picture of the administration building or mascot. This gives the student the feeling that they are doing this through the school and that the educate would take compassionate of them. In order for the credit card companies to pay these huge kickbacks to the colleges they charge enormous fees to the student. It is a typical credit card confine. The universities who be the revenue be adrift put their students at risk by allowing the vultures onto the college campuses to be for exploit. The universities and ascribe separate companies say that they are providing a win/win for the college student. It is more like a contrast of interest by universities and college alumni associations who often discuss these deals selling their souls.

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