Word: institutionalized
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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No one can prevent students who want to join a military scholarship program from doing so. But there is no reason why such a program has to be affiliated with any educational institution. Any branch of the armed forces can afford to buy a building in Cambridge, teach courses in...
ROTC supporters argue that problems could be resolved by working within the system--start a ROTC chapter and fill it with bright Harvard minds. This is Harvard elitism at its worst. The military, perhaps the most inflexible institution in America, will not change its policies because of a few students...
Viewed this way, the debate resolves itself differently, and it does not, as it did at Sunday's UC meeting, have to turn into a referendum on the very principle of ROTC programs. Once we realize that Harvard ROTC members aren't really being hurt by Harvard not having a...
"Those kids should not be in an institution, and they should not be torn from their roots and sent to other cities," he said.
"I would hope and guess that if it were African-Americans or handicapped people or senior citizens or Hispanic people receiving such treatment, the [council] wouldn't tolerate the institution one bit," said Joseph H. Cice '88-89, co-chair of the Bisexual, Gay and Lesbian Students Association (BGLSA). "Why...