Word: griswold
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...School protest all day. And early in the afternoon, they moved in. Not against the protesters--but against photographers trying to record the events for the University community. By the end of the day, Harvard police had used physical force to throw three Crimson photographers out of Griswold Hall. A Boston Globe photographer was ejected as well...
Police Chief Paul E. Johnson said Law School officials had instructed him to remove all reporters and photographers from Griswold Hall. At the time, a University spokesperson stated that photographers could be ejected from buildings at the discretion of the administration...
More than 40 Law School students rallied for faculty diversity outside of Griswold Hall yesterday, decrying Dean Robert C. Clark's response to an April 10 sit-in outside the building...
Clark sent letters to students who were identified in official photographs as participants in an April 10 Griswold Hall protest for more faculty diversity. According to the letter, the sit-in prevented nine administrators and staff members from entering their offices during...
Julia R. Gordon '85, a second year law student, particularly objected to Clark's method of identifying protesters. "For them to take pictures of us is an intimidation tactic," she said, adding that newspaper photographers had been forcibly ejected from Griswold Hall...