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...Dow Chemical Company recruiter who visited Harvard yesterday had a more comfortable day than his predecessor of last October...
YESTERDAY'S sit-in at University Hall was not a sensational event and probably will not prove sensationally effective. Wisely ignoring the Dow recruiter two blocks away, the 200 protesters did make their point--that they not only deplore the Vietnam war but also reject the notion that the University can remain neutral to the war effort. It is hard to tell whether anyone listened, but the SDS-led protest was serious and cohesive and may accelerate the SFAC debate on recruitment policy and lead to more productive war protest efforts like the draft resistance union being organized here next...
...recruiter--Arthur C. Shaw--had a full schedule, interviewing 12 students during the day. According to Shaw, four of the six students he interviewed during the morning were "serious candidates" for employment with Dow. The other two came in to "talk with a Dow employee--and find out why he works with Dow," he said...
Norr felt that his questions were "way over this guy's head." The recruiter told him that demonstrations against Dow were aiding the company's recruiting by keeping its name before science students in the East...
Asked in a CRIMSON interview why he does work for Dow, Shaw said, "I support the decisions our company has made in regard to the manufacture of napalm and am proud to work for Dow." He refused to elaborate...