A Massachusetts appeals court cleared the way Friday for a Harvard student to receive extra break time during a lengthy medical licensing exam so she can pump breast milk for her infant daughter. Sophie Currier sued after the National Board of Medical Examiners said she could have only the standard 45 minutes of break time. Currier is scheduled to take the nine-hour exam over two days this week, but the national board planned to appeal to the state Supreme Judicial Court, the board's attorney said.
October 08, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A Massachusetts appeals court cleared the way Friday for a Harvard student to receive extra break time during a lengthy medical licensing exam so she can pump breast milk for her infant daughter.
The state Appeals Court refused to overturn a decision issued by a single justice of the court last week allowing Sophie Currier, 33, an extra 60 minutes of break time.
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