Word: anti-apartheid
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Twelve Dartmouth College students appealed their suspensions for participating in a sledgehammer attack on anti-apartheid shanties built on the campus Green...
Responding to a question from Smith, Ludtke said the Kennedy family had sold all of its stock in companies doing business in South Africa after the candidate's uncle, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy '54 (D--Mass.), traveled to that country last year to meet with anti-apartheid leaders...
Each night during the sit-in, 25 to 30 anti-apartheid students slept in the hallway outside the University president's office. The students were protesting the disciplinary charges brought by the university against seven students. The seven are charged with violating protest rules as stated in the university's Guidelines on Open Expression by entering the president's office during an earlier sit-in held on the day the university trustees voted not to divest, Goldszmidt said...
Whether it's ordering the college to tear down the anti-apartheid shanties on the Green or suspending students who attempted to do the same thing two weeks ago, McLaughlin can't seem to please any faction at the otherwise sleepy New England college...
...Harvard Gazette last month toeing the University's line on corporate involvement. He was also sent by the University to a student conference on South Africa during January. The conference invited students from other universities by sending letters to their deans asking for students interested in the anti-apartheid movement or student government. However, Harvard officials never notified SASC of the conference and sent Berle instead, who is no longer even a student. At the conference, Berle was an outspoken supporter of corporate involvement in South Africa and argued for internship programs like Harvard's, both of which positions were...