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...could compromise the Law School’s anti-discrimination policy by allowing military recruiters onto the HLS campus. Or, she could force the University to forgo $400 million in federal funding (15 percent of Harvard University’s operating budget) to make a statement against the military??s discriminatory policies towards gays and lesbians. Obviously, this was not her choice to make. The financial well-being of the University takes precedent over the policies of any individual school. Nevertheless, these recent developments only further underline the critical need for the entire University community to act more...
...believe the military??s discriminatory employment policy is deeply wrong—both unwise and unjust. And this wrong tears at the fabric of our own community by denying an opportunity to some of our students that other of our students have,” she wrote...
...believe the military??s discriminatory employment policy is deeply wrong—both unwise and unjust. And this wrong tears at the fabric of our own community by denying an opportunity to some of our students that other of our students have,” she wrote...
True to Cambridge’s long-running opposition to the military??the city council voted unanimously in 2003 to express their opposition to a war in Iraq—several anti-war groups arrived on the scene to protest the Army...
Vice Mayor Marjorie C. Decker asked Healy to divulge how much the event cost the city, and also questioned whether the city’s co-sponsorship violated municipal human rights codes because of the military??s ban on openly gay and lesbian service members...