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...Frank Streeter '83, one of the students elected to represent the House on CRR, said that "anyone who wanted to" could have attended the original House Committee meeting that decided to break the boycott...
Noting that committee members who favored ending the boycott had referred to the students opposing CRR at the meeting as "malcontents" and had called their politics "emotional," John L. Johnson '82 called the committee "very unrepresentative and unsympathetic to where I am coming from...
Benjamin H. Schatz, another Adams House resident and president of the Gay Students Association added that the students who would end up sitting on CRR would probably not understand his point of view...
Streeter suggested to Schatz that he run for CRR, but Schatz said that he would consider that "a conflict of interest," since his activities could bring him before the CRR...
Other students arguing against breaking the boycott asked students to recall CRR's history. "We should remember the Vietnam protests of ten years ago," Barbara M. Watson '81, a House resident, said, adding, "By breaking the boycott we are saying we don't believe in what you worked for. They can set up another committee [to fulfill CRR's function] if they think they need to, but there is no reason now for us to say, yes, we have forgotten...