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...College's Ad Board, which handles the bulkof student discipline cases, earlier this yearreformed its procedures, allowing students accusedof serious disciplinary infractions to appear inperson before the board. Jewett, who chairs the AdBoard, said he would be open to future suggestionsfor reform to that body...
...they should accept responsibility for their actions; doing so, despite the majority's confused view, is a requisite of civil disobedience. The idea that University administrators are to blame for not taking the offensive and actively securing Kent-Brown's right to speak is ludicrous. As members of the Ad Board hear cases stemming from the protest, they should reflect upon their obligation to defend this community's principles against those who seek to constrain the range of views that can be expressed here. Steven L. Ascher David S. Graham Michael J. Lartigue Steven L. Lichtman Michael D. Nolan Jeffrey...
...student chooses the former, only a majority of the body can overturn the request, sending the case to the Ad Board. In the past, only the accuser could request that the CRR hear the case by filling a charge that the student had violated the Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities, which the CRR was created to uphold...
...Judicial Board cannot hand down punishments more severe than the Ad Boards can. The decision cannot be appealed to either the Judicial Board or the Ad Board, but a vote of the full Faculty can overturn it. The Faculty had no jurisdiction over the CRR, the decisions of which were final...
...month. But those who employ such rhetoric to criticize the protesters tend to ignore the legitimate and laudable efforts by protest groups to publicize their views. The community might do well to go beyond basic principles and necessary freedoms that most people accept already and begin to develop an ad hoc strategy to ensure free speech for all while recognizing the legitimacy of minority dissent...