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Hussein denies alleged Iraqi link with al-Qaeda network Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has denied U.S. and U.K. allegations of links to Osama Bin Laden’s al-Qaeda network, according to the BBC. The statement comes on the eve of U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell’s

Farson was suspended last semester for his involvement in a Nov. 8 altercation, in which he allegedly broke another student’s nose. He filed a civil suit against the College for doling out what he considered to be an unfair punishment, according to The Daily Hampshire Gazette. Farson went through

Currently, the College insurance plan pays 100 percent of all health care premiums for retired employees. The committee is not contemplating any changes in benefits paid to those who have already retired. According to Director of Human Resources Kathryn Bryne, the trustees were concerned about the fact that health care

Recent studies cited by Five Colleges, Inc. suggest that the two biggest challenges facing higher education in the decade ahead are the increasing number of faculty near retirement age, and the hiring and retention of dual-career couples. According to Lorna M. Peterson, executive director of Five Colleges, Inc., the