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Efforts To End Fraternity Hazing Have Largely Failed, Critics Charge.

Gose, Ben – Chronicle of Higher Education, 1997

While college and university officials tend to say they have fraternity hazing under control due to school policies and state criminal laws, critics find the laws have been ineffective, in part because of a tendency to blame the victims. Punishment of some student perpetrators has been minimal. Liability of schools can be substantial, with…

Descriptors: Administrative Policy, College Administration, Court Litigation, Criminal Law

Academic Freedom and Tenure: Goucher College.

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Sedgwick, Alexander; Lowery, Barbara – Academe, 1983

The course of enrollments, events, and decision-making leading up to the 1980 dismissal of five faculty at Goucher College is outlined in terms of: financial exigency, termination of tenured appointments, ruptures in due process and faculty participation, and absence of a decision for program discontinuance. (MSE)

Descriptors: Case Studies, College Administration, College Faculty, Contracts