Monday In-Depth
CIA
Continued from P.^e I
grit'V all! fs ( ilillg tile I I Vs ills
i rimination on the basis of sex
u.il orinnl.ilion \side from
thnr ( laims of illegal .u ti\ it\
Ihr students demanded tin- ( I \
lie banned from i ampus hi1
i aiisc thi’v be 1ii■ v*1 tlit* annul y 's
hiring prat In ns rlo not mnnt the
University's nc|ual opportunitv
standards.
Now as thn ( l.\ m.ikns plans
lo return to the I 'nivnrsil\ in
Mari h for turlhnr hiring, thn is
sun finals up again
Tun main questions emerge
from Ihn frai as
• I tons thn <l.\ aetllal l\ nil
reasonably differentiate' in its
hiring on the basis of sexual
orientation and. therefore vio
late I 'niversilv standards of
equal opportunitv '!
• If so do the CIA's policies
liav n the powi• i ot federal leu
to override state or lot a I laws7
I he result of the i ontroversv
is <i swirl ot legal debate that
w ould rev IV e ev nil the most
boring ol law i lasses
hollowing in the footsteps ol
t IA opponents at ol liei u ni vei
spies. Tim Hughes and Shan
non Oliver, the students who
fill’ll grievances, see the re
quiminent ol a i leal U defined
equal opportunity statement as
the beginning of the end ol l ! IA
campus rn ruiting
The form would require all
employers to affirm that lliev
are equ.d opportunitv onipluv
ei s in at i ordain e w ith l niv ei
sitv standards before thev i ould
he assisted hv the (tftli e of ( a
reel Planning and Placement
But vv hen the ( I \ ret lulled
on campus hist term an older
version ot the statement was
used hv the career planning of
fit e The p rev ions hum reflect
ed an older version ot the t ilt
versitv s equal opportunity
statement said l.arrv S111 ith. di
reclui of the i areei planning < >1
t it e I he off it e tlsetl the out
dated lot m fiet alive of a mix up
in printing tinfers Smith saiti
Tile tddei statement tlidul
prohibit disi rimination basin!
on sexual orientation or manta!
status
I 111' off If I' Ml III Ill'll to till’
iiruiT form ' sometime in mu!
tall term Smith said 1 hr o!
lice's in ords imiu ato that llir
new torms were tost nsrd in
late November I hr I I \ repo
sentaliv r \\ 111) s( lirdulrd last
term's interviews signed the
old liirm in Seplemhei
\ou w itli the nisi lorm if
tile ( I \ doesn't sign it the\
r an t make i ampins interviews
groups meetings or presenta
I ions Smith said
New Voi k I 'mi ersitv I an
School reipnres all employers
to sign a similar statement flu
lust year discrimination based
on sexual orientation was spei
died III the form the CIA
would not sign the statement
and stopped lei rioting on i am
[HIS
At I’i ini t'ton t no ersitv
hiiw el ei the ( IA did sign a
statement spei dying sexual ori
entalicm as ,m unai i eptahle !ia
sis for disi rimination l ast t )i
toiler tile ( !IA returned the
signed lorm with the ageniv s
own equal opportunity state
men! attached accord mg to re
ports in I'niu e/iiii \hinin)
ileek/l I tie agent v asserted
lli.it it lines nnt re|ei I nr ills
tpinlih |'i (i|tie mi the Ii.isis (it
sesu.il iii ieiit.il mil
I tespitc the signed dm u
merit I he (.'mini il id < lie
l’i ini etnn I ' 111Vfrs 11 \ ( i >111111 It
nits .in ,nl\ isiir\ Kri nip i d stu
dents t,n nlt\ .mil udminislia
lion h.mned the t l.\ tnMil i .mi
pus 'until the .igeni \ i l.u died
its position mi sexual nrient.i
turn , t In .irt K le repi ii ted
I In- .igeni 4 resumed .niler
tiseincnts tm spring applu .mis
in the Ijiirr.iltl id l.tiuiiirs .mil
< l\ spokesman Mark Mails
tield said the agem v plans In
i nndili I interviews around
the I il st w eek id Man h
lint we haven t (let idl'd
uhethei the illleiv lews will he
mi ni nil i .mipus Mansfield
said
Mthiiugh the ( IA so t.u has
nut i mil,a led the ( areer plan
nirtg idtii e uhoii! spring inter
views if thev Were In sign the
statement thev undid then he
aide tn i nine mi ■ iimpiis
Smith said
Smith i luiins the agem \ dues
lint v lnl.de the I uiv ersit v s
eipial opportunity staleim-nt
i iling an agem V position stale
incut dated Am : 10 I OHO I he
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blanket poln \ ot rt*jr« lion or
<nilom.itn distju.difit .itmn on
tin* lush of sexual i uiului t
1'hr agent \ list's .1 rrv lew
pnh css fh.it takes into .it
t mint the u hole prison
Mtinsf if* It I s.mi Ihe w holr
person’ t out rpf means looking
.if .ill tin* .isprt Is of ,m illthv Itl
u.iI llit'u ,ip|ifutlrs t .ip.iliilitit s
«mtl t h.ir.u tri
Hut ( )hv rr staled m flu* ,tp
pr.il ot her m »r\ .int r lh.it thi
ll \ s poluv dors not 'Ii I.ii
enough It dot’s not st.ilr tll.il
!hr\ do not dist mnm.itr im thr
basis ot sexual orientation
th.it rtju.il standards of t*\.du.it
mg sexual inmliii I .irr njualh
■ ipplirtl (or! that tllr\ have
•in\ sl.iinl.irds in plat r to pir
\ ml umutrnilrd dist i imm.i
tion
1 lllght s U ho t drd a r | |,-\
.Hit r mi flit* ‘.pounds th.it hr
H.is drilled ,l ( I \ llifi'i'X lew last
terrn fire ause In? is oprnlv uav
< 11«*i j two legal eases from I mm 1
.mil I‘»H.* fh.it ulentit\ disc mm
n.if mn in flu* ( 1A
I lu\\ rvei in ,i 1 < • f trr tn ( he
gnn Slate Svstem of Higher i d
tn .0ion ( ham ellor I’homas
Mai tlett dated |,m l ’ 1 'm\ n m
t\ President \l\ les Hiaiul
v\ mtr I heir is nothing about
I hr c a si's ft i i m I k atr t hr < til rr nt
status <»t ( I \ hi mu.; pul it \ il
lati l\ a11|11ir«i <|<ies not \ lolate
our ruIr against (11m mmnat ion
based upon sexual orirnta
tion
in t hi* 1 ♦ * 11»• r Miami also ad
dressed Hughes personal ills
i mmnation i laitn Mi
Hughes applied t* i an Intel
V lew \\ itll tile ( i A ami \\ as dr
mrd that opportunils bt't atisr
the ( | \ had not me ludrd
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