12.01.2003
Crimson: Top Court To Hear Student's Argument
"A first-year Harvard Law School (HLS) student will head to Washington, D.C., today for the final phase of his lawsuit against the State of Washington: oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court at 10 a.m. tomorrow morning.
Joshua D. Davey sued his home state in 2000 after his state-awarded scholarship was revoked upon his decision to study theology from a religious perspective..."
SEE ALSO: The Crimson comes out in support of gay marriage.
Diebold Election Systems steps down from threats of suing students over internal memos being post on the internet.
"On the heels of two Faculty meetings in which professors have sparred with University President Lawrence H. Summers over his plans for the University’s land in Allston, the Faculty Council last week discussed ways to give professors more say in planning the new campus.
Joshua D. Davey sued his home state in 2000 after his state-awarded scholarship was revoked upon his decision to study theology from a religious perspective..."
SEE ALSO: The Crimson comes out in support of gay marriage.
Diebold Election Systems steps down from threats of suing students over internal memos being post on the internet.
"On the heels of two Faculty meetings in which professors have sparred with University President Lawrence H. Summers over his plans for the University’s land in Allston, the Faculty Council last week discussed ways to give professors more say in planning the new campus.
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