Word: boylan
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Most of the students involved with the boycotts say they are relatively satisfied with the substance of the report. Ross Boylan '81, an assembly member active on the issue, says, "There is a very asymetrical view of rights. All the rights belong to those who want to continue using the product, while few belong to those who want to boycott...
...Boylan said J.P. Stevens's corporate behavior has been blatantly irresponsible. "I think it's rather appalling that Harvard still purchases their products," he said, adding that although the University may have problems finding alternative suppliers, he doesn't "sense any great effort on Harvard's part to find them. I don't think the Cambridge City Council resolution will change anything," he said...
...Ross Boylan '81, a member of the Student Assembly, said yesterday, "It's great they passed the resolution. The problem will be making them follow...
Student Assembly members expressed skepticism about the ambiguous language of much of the CCR's report. Last week Ross D. Boylan '80, an assembly representative, proposed a list of clarifications the assembly wants to include in the CCR report...
...Ross D. Boylan '81, also a promoter of a J.P. Stevens boycott, said yesterday that Bok's belief that universities should avoid taking moral or political stands is "an excuse for inaction." Harvard in effect makes a moral statement in refusing to comment on a moral, ethical or political question, Boylan said, adding, "Harvard can't remain above it all as Bok claims...