Valley Water Director Rebecca Eisenberg turns up the heat in battle with water district staff one week after its CEO accused her of stealing sensitive documents about her and asked police to investigate.
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Valley Water CEO Seeks Police Investigation of Director Eisenberg for Document Theft
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San Diego Vote Opens Door for Chavez – Does She Still Want County Administrator Job?
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Report Gives CSU Failing Grades for Its Handling of Sexual Misconduct and Title IX Complaints
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The release of the report came on the day that jury selection began in the federal trial of former San Jose State athletic trainer Scott Shaw on federal civil rights charges, and also came less than a week after CSU trustees announced the appointment of a new chancellor, Mildred Garcia, effective Oct. 1.
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Ex-Chancellor Gets Faculty Post Using Controversial CSU Policy
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Former SJ State Baseball Coach Told Degrading Stories of Women and Gays, Investigators Report
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New Lawsuit against San Jose State Raises Spectre of Millions More in Damages for Abuse
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Former Chief Of Cardiology at Palo Alto VA Hospital Pleads Guilty to Sexual Battery
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Mary Papazian Resigns as President of San Jose State in Wake of Justice Department Settlement
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SJSU Agrees to Pay $1.6 Million, Adopt Reforms to Settle Athletes’ Claims of Sexual Harassment
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Students Amplify Voices After Schools Fail to Address Growing Sexual Assault Reckoning
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Rep. Ro Khanna Announces 2 Bills Taking Aim at Sexual Harassment
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Sexual Harassment at Schools Must Stop
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Due to the recent sexual harassment stories surfacing about Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain, it was interesting to note that a new study surfaced Monday about school-age sexual harassment. The American Association of University Women released a major national study on 7-12th grade sexual harassment. Over nearly 2000 boys and girls from public and private schools were surveyed online in May and June 2011 on whether they had experienced sexual harassment. The AAUW findings indicate that during the 2010-11 school year 48 percent of students in grades 7-12 experienced some form of sexual harassment in person, electronically via texting (some refer to it as sexting), email and/or social media.
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