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About 10 Harvard students protested Shell International's actions in Nigeria at the multinational oil company's recruiting session last night at the Faculty Club...
...Shell's role in environmental devastation and involvement in the political scene in Nigeria seem to conflict with what you're saying," one student said during the question and answer session...
...goals was to] make any Harvard students who are interested in working for Shell think twice about working for a company whose hands are so bloody in so many ways," said Noah R. Freeman '98, a member of the Nigeria Action Committee. He added that he also hoped to register his complaints with the company, through its recruiters, and with Harvard, as a Shell investor...
...efforts to address such momentous issues as the calendar and the Core. We've bussed several hundred students both to Yale for The Game (Go Harvard!) and to the airport for Thanksgiving and Winter Break. We've taken a pro-active approach to the University's investment in Nigeria and called for student representation on the committee considering ethnic studies at Harvard. We've collected a bounty of holiday donations for local charities...
...inhumane actions of the Nigerian government are anathema to our moral sensibilities as Americans and as Jews. We strongly support the efforts of the Undergraduate Council and the Harvard African Students Association and we urge the Harvard Corporation to divest fully from oil companies that continue to invest in Nigeria. In doing so, they will send an unmistakable message that Harvard recognizes the sanctity of human life and the importance of freedom. Ethan M. Tucker '97 Chair, Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel Devid J. Andorsky '97 Chair-Elect. Harvard-Radcliffe Hillel