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...There are two extreme positions on the issue of recruiting at Harvard," Smithies said. "One is to allow no recruiting on campus. The other is to allow any institution to recruit here...
Smithies said that until the Dow crisis, he "wouldn't have recommended any changes" in Harvard's current policy of recruitment, which he described as basically the latter extreme position. Now he tends to favor prohibiting all recruitment on campus...
Would Harvard lose endowment money by banning business from campus? "If this were a blanket prohibition there would be no financial disadvantages," Smithies said. "The Dow crisis provides a disadvantage to the present policy. Besides, I'd be rather alarmed if someone would say, 'I'll give you one million dollars to allow me to recruit...
Peretz would not go so far as to favor prohibiting all recruitment from campus. "I don't find myself aesthetically opposed to recruiting," he said. "I don't think Dow should recruit here, but I have hesitations about singling them out. We must either get rational criteria or recruiting should be open...
Walzer likewise has no basic objections to recruitment on campus, but thinks that the decision to permit it must lie in Faculty hands. "So long as members of the Faculty are outraged by recruiting," he said, "it should be excluded out of deference to them...