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...wonders what must happen before the Faculty is willing to act. One of our liberal Masters told a student at a Shannon Hall demonstration Monday, "Look, I was as pissed off as you about Cambodia. But why can't we work together...
...mass base. If the Faculty eventually wants to join this work, they are welcome- but they should not interfere with others who choose to fight right now. Those Faculty members who consider anti-Nazism as the central renet of their philosophies should look around them- at Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, the black ghettos, and Kent State. If after that glance at the world those "academic freedom" mongers of the Faculty still think the students are the Nazis, and that the students deserve more opposition than Nixon, then they would indeed be beyond hope. We would have nothing to learn from them...
...Faculty's head is very deeply stuck in the sand. At its meeting Tuesday, the illegal American invasion of Cambodia and the resultant nation-wide strike was not deemed appropriate for the Faculty to consider in formal session. In a convocation afterwards, the Faculty let us know they are unofficially opposed to the Cambodian invasion- but so what? Whoever doubted that they would be? The question on most students' minds as the Faculty met was what action they would take to back up their sentiments. The answer came: a resounding "nothing." Only eleven Faculty members voted in favor...
About 750 students, from area colleges, met at M.I.T. last night to organize a Cambodia "teach-out" in the South End today. Students will canvass residents of the area, asking them to write to their Congressman, Rep. John McCormack (D-Mass...
...today's Southeast Asian issues, members' opinions cover a broad range. The least that any of us would urge, as individuals taking advantage of the good offices of the CRIMSON, is that the United States should withdraw its ground forces from Cambodia and resume the limitation on the bombing of North Vietnam that prevailed until recently. Most of us favor ending the U.S. involvement in Vietnam either through an immediate cease-fire, withdrawal of U.S. troops, or an internationally supervised free community press toward these ends...