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Dates: during 1980-1989
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October 16, 1968--After more than a week of debate, the 17-member Undergraduate Council recommends withdrawing academic credit form ROTC and abolishing Corporation appointments for ROTC instructors...
February 5, 1969--The Faculty votes 207-125 to withdraw academic credit from all ROTC courses at Harvard. They vote down a proposal that would allow ROTC courses to reapply for credit individually...
April 17--The Faculty votes to remove credit from ROTC and to make it an ordinary extracurricular activity with "no special privilege or facilities." Included in the resolution is a clause specifying that "the University enter into no new contract or informal arrangement that is inconsistent with this principle...
...Harvard Radcliffe Undergraduate Council resolves that Harvard should have an ROTC program without academic credit on campus and calls upon the Faculty of Harvard and the armed forces of the United States military to reinstitute ROTC as an on-campus program so that Harvard undergraduates are not disadvantaged unduly and that the armed forces of the United States are insured a well-educated and diverse officer corps...
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