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...Monday, 30 October, you will recall, the Master and I met for about two hours with most of the Dudley men who had submitted identification cards on Wednesday. Among the topics of discussion were the role of self-identification and the right to share responsibility for obstructing Mr. Leavitt whether identified in the corridor or not. I was given a petition signed by those at the meeting which stated that the signers believed they were equally responsible for obstructing Mr. Leavitt. I said I would do my best to see that their wishes were realized even though...
...probability that they had in fact participated in the obstruction; 2) the strong impression to the same effect which the Master and I had received from the meeting Monday morning; and 3) the petition signed by those men which stated their belief that they shared responsibility for obstructing Mr. Leavitt. I also pointed out that one signer of the petition had offered to submit photographic evidence of his presence and that he had claimed access to photographs which others could use to establish presence. On examining the list of names which I had submitted, a member of the Board recalled...
Because I felt forced to rely on imperfect evidence, it is entirely possible that men have been found to have obstructed Mr. Leavitt who were not present in the corridor and who did not intend to claim presence. The reverse is also possible...
...student is entitled to appeal any Board decision if new evidence is available. For students found, on the evidence of my judgment alone, to have participated in the obstruction of Mr. Leavitt, a statement that he was not in the corridor while Mr. Leavitt was imprisoned in M-102 would constitute new evidence. Conversely, any student not found to have participated in the obstruction of Mr. Leavitt, who was in fact in the corridor when Mr. Leavitt was in M-102, may, if he so desires, submit a statement to that effect to the Board for the purpose of reopening...
...reports published in the CRIMSON indicate a probability that the Ad Board may have acted in some cases in a way the board intended specifically not to act. The board voted to put on probation men who contributed to the forcible obstruction of Dr. Leavitt with acts rather than in sympathy for the event...