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Though there is no formal agenda, the Council expects that undergraduates will seize the opportunity to air their opinions on such topics as the withdrawal from NSA and proposed changes in the Council's structure...
...grievances with NSA are not on policy, but on method. Does not this slapdash method detract from, if not nullify, the meaning of what NSA does? Can it really be said that American students favor the release of some obscure Algerian student leader-rioter now in jail? Sure we are for freedom, but who is the guy? Maybe he threw a bomb. But you have said you wanted him released...
After six years of debate this Council has taken the step of leaving NSA. But we advocate eventual return. We are resigning temporarily in order that Harvard's name, which the NSA flashes quite eagerly, should not be misused. We want certain procedural changes, but to effect them from within the organization is either impossible or impractical. Harvard's withdrawal, we are hoping, will be a glass of cold water. But we are not stopping there. A complete report of our reasons for withdrawal is being sent to every one of the 350 member colleges...
...seminar," composed of the Ivy League schools, the Seven College Conference, the Little Three, and a few others will meet in New York on December 6. The purpose of this seminar will be to set an example for NSA of what we believe can and should be done--and how it should be done...
...have not left NSA out of apathy, but out of interest. We hope to rejoin in a year or so. --Andrew Warshaw...