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...Glimp said that turning in a bursar's card in support of the protest and actually obstructing freedom of movement "are as different as night from day in my mind." He indicated as obstructing the door would not be dealt with severely even if they had surrendered their bursar's card...
Shortly after the demonstration ended at 7p.m. Dean Glimp said that the sit-in was a serious violation of University regulations and could result in severance of connection for some of the students involved...
Between 350 and 400 students--by Glimp's count--voluntarily turned in their bursar's cards to the University officials. The demonstrators surrendered the cards because they wanted to take the responsibility and suffer the punishment for the sit-in collectively. It is understood, however, that some bursar's cards belonged to students who did not sit-in but merely wanted to give tangible support to the demonstration...
...statement is to be released in advance of the October 31 annual dinner with the HUC, the House Masters, and Deans Glimp, von Stade, Watson, and Ford. Since these men essentially compose the Committee on the Houses, which must recommend parietal changes to the Faculty, the dinner will provide an opportunity for informal discussion between these two key groups...
...Glimp said that some increases in current parietal hours would not seem to constitute a violation of Harvard's lodging-house keeper responsibilities, as the laws are interpreted by Ropes and Gray...