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...conclusion, I have to say that the College's legal and general responsibilities simply do not permit us the luxury of supporting the use of alcohol by minors or of ignoring flagrant abuse of the law. Kegs in freshman dormitories seemed clearly to fall within the bounds of unacceptable activity. I understand that freshmen and the Council may disagree with this position, but after all, it is the College and its representatives who are held accountable under the law and thus who must set what seem to them reasonable standards...
...What they did was find that MIT violated the law, yet they refused to make explicit that it was flagrant," said tenant lobbyist Michael H. Turk. "Criminal sanctions should be applied to this white-collar crime," he said. "We're back to the battle of the houses. What still remains is restoring those houses, which is essential...
...very important that MIT be found in violation both of the removal ordinance and the full occupancy ordinance," said Bill Cavelinni, chairman of the Simplex Steering Committee. "I'm disappointed that it wasn't found a flagrant violation, because if it was flagrant it would justify a severe penalty...
...surveillance. Paranoia about communism, not national security, seems to be the motive behind the FBI's actions. Just last September, the FBI asked libraries to lookout for "diplomats of countries hostile to the U.S., particularly the Soviet Union." Fortunately, most librarians found the request to be a ludicrous and flagrant violation of the right to privacy and flatly refused to cooperate. As the director of the New York Library Association asked, "Does anyone with an accent come under suspicion...
...least seven suspensions have been handed out this year for flagrant fouls. But suspensions may not head off the worst-case scenario: death...