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yesterday,voting 97-3,passed its tax reform bil1,which higher  \neducation considers much friendlier than the House-passed version.  \nThe burning question now is what formula of tax incentives,deductions,exemp-tions and credits House and Senate conferees will agree to when they reconciletheir significantly different tax reform bills,both called H.R。3838.TheHouse passed its tax reform measure last winter(HED,Dec.19,1985)。  \nThe conferees are expected to convene when Congress returns in mid-July fromthe Independence Day recess.A Senate Finance Committee spokewoman saidmembers and staff will work to pass the bill before a mid-August recess.  \nTwo large wrinkles conferees must iron out are the deductions for sales tax andcharitable gifts.The Senate preserves itemized deductions for state or localproperty and income tax and a partial deduction for state or local sales taxes,while the House fully retains all the deductions.The Senate also would letthe nonitemized charitable deduction die as scheduled after 1986,while theHouse would keep the deduction with a $100 floor(HED,June 23)。  \nSens.Paul Simon,D-Il1.,Car1 Levin,D-Mich.,and John Melcher,D-Mont.,  \nyesterday voted against the Senate bil1.--Maggie Hume  \n## COLLEGES CAN PROTECT THEMSELVES AGAINST HARASSMENT SUITS\n\nBALTIMORE --Even with the U.S.Supreme Court's recent strong ruling againstsexual harassment in the workplace,many hazy areas remain in the law,say twohigher education attorneys.  \nheld responsible,it did not specifically define when an employer is or isn'tliable,said Elsa K.Cole,counsel for the University of Washington.To makematters more unclear,lower courts have issued conflicting rulings on the sub-ject,she added.  \nCole and Thomas R.Trager,counsel for the University of California system,Monday told the annual convention of the National Association of College andUniversity Attorneys,however,that there are some steps institutions can taketo protect themselves.(more)  \n(  \n      June 25,1986  \n## COLLEGES CAN PROTECT THEMSELVES AGAINST HARASSMENT SUITS(Cont.)\n\nTrager said that colleges and universities are less likely to be held 1iable ifthey have well-written anti-discrimination policies that include specificsexual harassment language and an accessible complaint process.It is alsocrucial that swift disciplinary action be taken where appropriate,he said.  \nHe also urged that the person designated to investigate harassment charges beseparate from any couneling provided to victims and that confidentiality bemaintained to encourage internal complaints and discourage victim suits againstthe institution.  \nMany courts have held that harassment is a form of sex discrimination outlawedunder Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and have established two cate-gorles of harassment,which the Supreme Court adopted in Vinson(HED,June 20).  \nTwo CategorlesIf it can be proven that an employee was asked for sexualfavors in exchange for job-related consideration,employer liability is clear-cut,they said.  \nOn the other hand,unwelcome sexual advances that do not result in any con-crete loss,if pervasive,illegally create an\"offensive environment.\"Abusivebehavior towards members of one sex,even if it does not involve sexual ad-vances,also qualifies in that category,Trager said.  \nOnly very 1imited damages can be recovered in\"offensive environment\"cases,but plaintiffs have successfully used other laws to claim damages.Plaintiffshave charged intentional infliction of emotional distress in civi1 trials andclaimed damages under the equal·protection clause of the 14th Amendment andTitle IX,which prohibits sex discrimination in programs receiving federalfunds.The 1imits of those tactics have not been established,Cole said.  \nDismissal RulingsThe courts also have consistently ruled that univer-sities can dismiss faculty members for sexual misconduct with students,even ifthe institution violates its 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