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Within two days, Perng's e-mail turned into an official communiqu of APALSA. Campus publications were notified. Law school student groups--including the student government--were ready to call for a boycott of their...
...message describes the Temple as "an institution that treats a large group of Asian Pacific Americans with suspicion and distrust, and which attempts in not so subtle ways to make us feel unwelcome." It then asks for support in a boycott...
Arlene Delgado, a representative to the Law Student Council (LSC), consulted with Council President Jay Munir about the message and then replied to Perng, affirming the Council's support of a boycott...
...least, we figured a letter on behalf of the LSC members to the Temple Bar ownership, declaring our lack of tolerance for such behavior and our intent to boycott Temple Bar from now on, would be a good place to start," Delgado wrote Perng...
Before the meeting ended, the approximately thirty APALSA members in attendance passed two resolutions. One called for an official APALSA boycott. The other asked that formal proceedings against Temple be pursued through the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, the state agency charged with investigating charges of discrimination...