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With the great amount of coverage that Sumner E. Anderson '92, president of the Harvard Republican Club, has gotten, I feel it is my duty to present another point of view on the controversy surrounding the club over the last few weeks. All along, the tactics of Anderson and his cohorts on the executive board of the club have been exemplary of the basest kind of politics. Ultimately, their actions have undermined the true goal of educating the campus in Republican views...
...Anderson's letter to The Crimson of March 20 endorsing Peninsula was the first example of his and the board's immoral behavior. We never discussed the club's support for Peninsula and its positions with members at a general meeting. Anderson never sought any member's input on the issue. Instead, the issue was only discussed at an executive board meeting, which Anderson and his sycophants used to ram the letter through without alteration or amendment...
...Sumner E. Anderson '92, president of the Harvard Republican Club...
...solution is not for liberal, Harvard-educated officers to infiltrate the military and counteract the backwardness and intolerance running rampant in the ranks. The likes of Navy Midshipman Sumner E. Anderson '92, who called homosexuality "deviant behavior" and "a disease," cast doubt on this approach...
After reading the article "Taking a Sharp Turn Towards the Right," [May 7] I was first disgusted and then a bit enlightened. There is such a thing as progress. In Nazi Germany, those who were hated were forced to wear labels. Now, people like Sumner Anderson are at least isolating the problem with society. He proposes blue squares. Good. Now it will be those who hate that wear badges. And those of us who remember what labelling and hatred lead to will know precisely where to spit in public. Ivan J. Dominguez...