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Faculty members discussed a proposed motion to replace the Advisory Committee on Corporate Responsibility in Investment Policies with a new committee that would have a broader scope at Tuesdays faculty meeting.
During todays faculty meeting, faculty members will discuss a motion to replace the Advisory Committee on Corporate Responsibility in Investment Policies with a new committee that would have broader responsibilities.
The Office of Title IX and Gender Equity released its Annual Outcome Report Friday, revealing an increase in reported incidents compared to the previous year.
In its last general body meeting of the semester Wednesday, the Graduate Student Council held elections for internal positions, heard presentations from guest speakers and received the executive boards end-of-year report.
The Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs will officially merge its three undergraduate concentrations into a single International and Public Affairs concentration, the Institute announced Monday afternoon.
NEW YORK AP Dressbarn, the womens clothing chain thats been around for nearly 60 years, is closing all 650 of its stores.The companys chief financial officer, Steven Taylor, said Dressbarn has not been operating at an acceptable level of profitability in todays retail environment.Its owner, Ascena Retail Group Inc., says it wants to focus on its more profitable brands. Ascena also owns Ann Taylor, Lane Bryant and other clothing stores. The company did not say ...
NARRAGANSETT After a rally of about 120 people outside Town Hall protesting the Town Councils proposed budget that cuts the library allocation in half, the three-member council majority again defied the boos against them and the cheers for two council members fighting the cuts.During discussion on a first reading of the towns appropriation ordinance, Councilman Richard Lema repeated that the town could not level-fund the library at $841,000 when the library has a fund ...
She requested the autopsy pictures of her son so she could count the bullet holes.Beverly Franklin of Middletown needed to see those images, she insisted, because she was given contradictory information. They told me that my son was killed died of multiple gunfire, she said of the military officials who told her that her son died on Sept. 26, 2010.But a few hours after the news broke, she was told by a suicide prevention coordinator that his death, in ...
Rhode Island Congressman David Cicilline Monday said House Democrats should begin an impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump if the president blocks former counsel Donald McGahn from testifying.Cicilline, a member of the House Democratic leadership team, has ratcheted up the possibility of impeachment proceedings over the past week as Congressional requests for information and attempts at oversight of the administration have met defiance from Trump.If Don McGahn ...
PROVIDENCE The American Civil Liberties Union of Rhode Island has filed a friend of the court brief on behalf of a man who claims he will be tortured if he is returned to the Dominican Republic on charges of killing a police officer in his home country.Cristian Aguasvivas is currently being held at the Wyatt Detention Facility in Central Falls while he awaits his petition for asylum. It appears that the plaintiff is from Massachusetts.The friend of the court brief was ...