Word: objectionable
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Ononeze M. Anoche '64, president of the proposed group, said he had "no idea what objection the committee could have. I cannot imagine that it is because of the membership clause that they have no acted. The Faculty committee has had ample opportunity to read the constitution correctly. With the...
Seymour, in a letter to the CRIMSON, contended that the new insights provided by the club's explanatory letter "clearly show the Association should now have no objection to amending their membership clause.
Watson met with representatives of the four groups yesterday. Although he did not endorse any specific proposal, he said he "would have no objection, to destroying membership lists of political clubs after they are out of date." The groups hope for this as a minimum change.
We are, however, very pleased to see the clarifications offered by Mr. Anoche's letter. A careful reading of his letter shows new insights into the problem at hand. These insights clearly show that the Association should now have no objection to amending their membership clause to allow all Harvard...
Obviously Kennedy's policy and pronouncements must recognize South America's sensitivity to U.S. intervention. But the President must distinguish between sensitivity to military intervention and sensitivity to strong economic or diplomatic pressure. Moreover, South America's objection to strong U.S. pressure diminishes remarkably when this pressure is directed against...