November 13, 1998
Developing Codes of Conduct for Manufacturers of College Apparel
Institutions try to insure that clothes carrying their names are not made by 'sweatshop' labor
Colleges and universities are taking steps to avoid the clothing crisis that hit Kathie Lee Gifford two years ago.
In 1996, a human-rights group disclosed that a line of clothes designed under Ms. Gifford's label was being produced by 13-year-olds working for "starvation wages" in a Honduras
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